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NamWater turns to foreign firms after N$315m local failures

Naloba accuses utility of prioritising foreigners
The national water utility has defended its decision to look abroad for contractors after being let down by local firms on multiple water projects.
Mathias Haufiku
  • 6 Hours Ago - 2025-01-23 00:00:00
NamWater says the failure of local contractors to complete various water projects valued at N$315 million since 2021 has prompted its decision to consider more efficient internatio
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