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Namibia pushing ahead with plans for third seaport

Government offers tender for feasibility study for the proposed multibillion dollar seaport in northern Namibia; experts speculate it will most likely cost over NAD $10 billion

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 5, 2015 10:38 BST
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The Namibian government has offered a tender for a feasibility study for the proposed new multibillion dollar seaport in northern Namibia, reports AllAfrica [...]

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