A strong negative perception to toll roads as a revenue option to maintain the national network seems to limit the options for authorities tasked with this mammoth responsibility.
Author: Maihapa Ndjavera (Maihapa Ndjavera )
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Uranium One withdraws court challenge…as ministry operationalises new water legislation
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Water worries dim Omaheke’s uranium hopes
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Bail denied for accused in Opuwo bank fraud
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Streamline the public sector to achieve growth – IMF
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Balishumi batamelwa bulyangelino kwa panka ya Opuwo
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Venaani calls for agricultural modernisation
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Domestic FDI ranks high with strong momentum
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Ten nabbed for Opuwo bank fraud
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