A LOOK INSIDE NAMIBIA’S PUSH FOR A GREEN HYDROGEN REVOLUTION
A LOOK INSIDE NAMIBIA’S PUSH FOR A GREEN HYDROGEN REVOLUTION Source: Business Express Namibia’s bold vision to transform itself from a raw material exporter into a continental green industrial powerhouse is rapidly gaining traction, propelled by strategic studies, signifcant funding inflows, and tangible early successes in its burgeoning green hydrogen sector. With over N$2.08 billion […]
NAMIBIA CEMENTS ITS ROLE IN THE GLOBAL GREEN ECONOMY
NAMIBIA CEMENTS ITS ROLE IN THE GLOBAL GREEN ECONOMY In a landmark moment for Namibia’s green industrialisation drive, the country officially marked a significant milestone by launching a first-of-its-kind carbon-neutral iron production plant in Africa, and one of the world’s first industrial facilities dedicated to zero-emissions iron production, near Arandis in the Erongo Region. Happening […]
AEW 2024 TO HOST COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS ON NAMIBIA AND OTHER AFRICAN ENERGY HOTSPOTS
Article by Business Express The upcoming African Energy Week (AEW): Invest in African Energy conference – Africa’s premier event for the energy sector, taking place this November in Cape Town – will host a series of country-specific spotlights, showcasing investment opportunities across Africa’s leading energy markets including Namibia. Spotlight sessions will highlight projects seeking investment, […]
GREEN HYDROGEN: A CATALYST FOR NAMIBIA’S ECONOMIC RENAISSANCE
Article by Business Express Over the past 25 years, Namibia has enjoyed commendable economic expansion, averaging an impressive 4.5% per annum, which has elevated the country to upper-middle-income status. However, since 2015, growth has decelerated, revealing deep-seated structural challenges that need to be addressed to catalyse a new era of prosperity. Central to this new […]
ECONOMIC PROGRESS UNDER NAMIBIA’S LATE PRESIDENT
Economic Pulse – March 2024 His Excellency Dr Hage Geingob embarked on his presidency in 2015 amidst a wave of public support, having secured 86% of the presidential vote in 2014. However, with Geingob’s inauguration as the third president of Namibia, he inherited an overheated economy rapidly running out of steam. While Namibia had been […]