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Namibia faces 17-locomotive shortfall as rail market share falls to 12%  

Namibia’s rail transport market share has declined to 12% annually due to a shortage of 17 locomotives, according to the African Development Bank (AfDB). The AfDB noted that with only 15 trains operational daily out of the 32 required, the rail industry faces significant challenges in meeting freight demand despite growing interest from potential clients.

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