President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says Namibia would use coal if it found commercially viable deposits, putting fresh attention on a resource the country already – about ...
As the defence and veteran affairs ministry becomes the fourth state institution in 21 months to suffer a hack, cybersecurity experts concur that government must ...
Namibia participated in the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit in Cape Town, where governments, development partners, investors, technology providers and project developers discussed ...
Consolidated Copper Corporation (CCC) says it will require between US$30 million and US$40 million to restart open-pit mining at the Tschudi copper mine near Tsumeb in ...
Namibia’s economic growth is expected to remain subdued in the near term, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warning that the country’s current growth trajectory ...
A joint venture between Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power (ANIREP), TotalEnergies and Sinco Investment One Hundred Seventy-Eight has been selected by NamPower for ...
Koryx Copper has completed a 7,074-metre infill and expansion drilling programme at its Haib copper project in southern Namibia, reporting results from 18 drill holes.The ...
Namibia’s high temperatures increasingly threaten livestock, crops, and soil health, and farmers are urged to prepare for heat stress by improving water management, ...
Government has formally approved a N$4 billion financing arrangement for the Angola-Namibia Transmission Interconnector (ANNA) Project, a cross-border power initiative linked ...
But there is a less comfortable question: what happens between the idea and the market? That space is often where promising innovation gets stuck.An entrepreneur may have ...
The Namibian government has accused Amnesty International of publishing a report on displaced Angolan women and children without adequately consulting authorities or giving ...
Namibia's gender equality and child welfare ministry has 330 social work posts standing vacant, with a reduced budget of N$43.5 million limiting recruitment in both urban and ...