A MONTHLY WRAP-UP OF NEWS WORTH KNOWING

Namibia news wrap: U.S. visas move to South Africa, 97% fruit imports, seven SA accords, NOGC 2026 oil conference, a new business council, and Kelp Blue’s N$280m Lüderitz factory.

THE REAL TEST FOR NAMIBIA’SENERGY FUTURE

Namibia’s oil and gas story is compelling, but potential is no longer enough. The Africa Energies Summit shows the real test is speed, execution and linking oil, mining and green hydrogen into one industrial platform.

HIGH-LEVEL VISIT STRENGTHENS NAMIBIA, BRAZIL BILATERAL TIES

HIGH-LEVEL VISIT STRENGTHENS NAMIBIA, BRAZIL BILATERAL TIES Brazil’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, undertook an official visit to Namibia, his second visit to the country and the first in his current capacity. Vieira highlighted that relations between Namibia and Brazil date back to before Namibia’s independence, recalling Brazil’s early support for the country’s liberation […]

BEYOND NAMIBIA’S ENERGY FUTURE

BEYOND NAMIBIA’S ENERGY FUTURE Why early choices will define long-cycle value Namibia’s emerging oil and gas sector presents a generational opportunity. But success will not be determined by resource potential alone. It will depend on how effectively stakeholders align around a shared long-term vision, manage frontier risk, and deliberately build an ecosystem capable of sustaining […]

WHY NAMIBIA’S OIL AND GAS FUTURE WILL BE DEFINED BY PREPAREDNESS, NOT DISCOVERY

WHY NAMIBIA’S OIL AND GAS FUTURE WILL BE DEFINED BY PREPAREDNESS, NOT DISCOVERY Across the world, nations blessed with hydrocarbons learn a common lesson early: the presence of resources alone does not transform an economy. A discovery becomes a true turning point only when institutions, policymakers, capital providers and industry leaders demonstrate readiness. Without this […]