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China and the EU are competing for Namibia’s minerals, but the Southern African country now has to decide who gets the value

China and the EU are competing for Namibia’s minerals, but the Southern African country now has to decide who gets the value
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Namibia is navigating competition between China and the EU for access to its critical mineral resources, including uranium and lithium. The government is focused on ensuring these partnerships contribute to local industrial growth.

The agreements were signed during President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s state visit to Beijing. They put uranium, lithium and rare earths at the centre of Namibia’s latest push to attract investment and expand local industry. China is Namibia’s largest ... [2142 chars]

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China and the EU are competing for Namibia’s minerals, but the Southern African country now has to decide who gets the value — Headlinne — headlinne