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Government revives Namibian tannery

20/01/2016
Press in Namibia have reported that the government has pledged to revive a tannery in Ondangwa, in the north of the country.

The tannery, which has been lying dormant for two years, will be upgraded to the tune of around $3 million, according to the reports.

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