Alweendo urges developers to fast-track projects

Namibia may soon become oil-exporting country
Namibia's mining minister Tom Alweendo says efforts must be made to fast-track the country's prospective oil and gas projects.
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Mines minister Tom Alweendo has urged oil majors Shell and TotalEnergies to fast-track the development of their projects to enable Namibia’s nascent oil and gas industry to flour
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-20

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