TransNamib to borrow against assets

TransNamib is 30 years from where it should be, according to its CEO Johny Smith.
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TransNamib is set to leverage its fixed assets to cover the costs of funding its N$2.5 billion strategic business plan.Government has made it clear that it will not provide any pub
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Namibian Sun 2024-12-19

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