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Namibia fast-tracks oil law reform ahead of first oil as offshore activity accelerates

Namibia fast-tracks oil law reform ahead of first oil as offshore activity accelerates

by Offshore Reporter | Apr 16, 2026 | Offshore

Namibia is accelerating petroleum law reforms to strengthen investment conditions and support offshore development in the Orange basin as the country moves toward first oil.

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