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Information Access Push: Namibia’s ICT minister says government is actively setting up the Office of the Information Commissioner to implement the 2022 Access to Information Act, with new focus on better record-keeping and continuous media communication—not just during disputes. Housing Market Pressure: Average house prices climbed to N$1.46m in 1Q2026 as serviced-land shortages and limited supply keep demand tight, with activity increasingly concentrated among higher-income and foreign buyers. EU Partnership Upgrade: The EU extended its Namibia roadmap to 2030, pledging fresh support for renewable energy, critical raw materials and industrial development. Connectivity in Homes: MTC and NHE signed a deal to wire future housing projects with faster digital access. Critical Minerals Drive: Namibia is positioning itself as a reliable supplier for uranium, lithium, graphite and rare earths, aiming to grow processed mineral exports. KNUST Leadership: Prof Christian Agyare was appointed KNUST Vice-Chancellor effective 1 Aug 2026.

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May. 11, 2026

Ongwe Minerals Reports Expansion of Manga Bedrock Anomaly, Increasing Grades and Width to the East, Omatjete Gold Project, Namibia

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May. 8, 2026

Koryx Copper Files Technical Report with Updated Mineral Resource Estimate for the Haib Copper Project, Southern Namibia

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ReconAfrica Progresses Toward Kavango West 1X Production Test

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Ongwe Minerals Announces Listing on the Namibia Securities Exchange

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Ongwe Minerals Discovers New Bedrock Anomaly at Its Belmont Prospect, Khorixas Gold Project in Namibia

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