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Dr. Grant Muller.

Namibia’s green hydrogen vision: Progress amid transition

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BRIGHT FUTURE: Kativa Maria with Dr Detlof von Oertzen, who served as a trainer, providing participants with insights into the science and potential of green hydrogen. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Meet Kativa Maria, green hydrogen youth ambassador

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Jacques Farmer is the managingdirector of PRISMA Training Solutions

Mining smarter - how renewable energy is reshaping Namibia

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Photos Augetto Graig

Solar powers the world

2 Weke Gelede

THE PAST: Ivorian police officers are seen by the entrance of Pullman Hotel during the opening session of the 18th African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

AGOA expiry set to become painful reality

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Wind and solar PV are expected to cover over 90% of the increase in global electricity demand this year. Photo Kenueone/CC0/Wikimedia Commons

The rise of renewables

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Namibia, Tanzania and Malawi are advancing rare earth projects. Photo Pexels/Garba Bakura

Africa’s rare mineral moment: Can the continent seize it?

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In both Ghana and Malawi, women cannot access funding as easily as men, so sustainable agricultural initiatives were less successful. Photo Pexels

Africa’s smallholder farmers are using bright ideas to adapt to climate change

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Rising demand for water in Egypt and from upstream users of the Nile’s water means the river is no longer enough. Photo Pexels / Cristian Bagnarello

Egypt needs more drinkable water: How windy coastal resorts could help

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"We are building a legacy,” according to NamPower managing director Kahenge Haulofu. Photo Augetto Graig

Building Sores |Gaib begins

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MILESTONE: NamPower broke ground on the 100 MW PV power plant at Rosh Pinah. PHOTO NamPower

NamPower breaks ground on N$1.6 billion Sores |Gaib solar power station

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Julien Karambua, Country Manager at Workforce Staffing Namibia.

Oil and gas boom: Ensuring sustainability through long-term, inclusive growth

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