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How solar energy is shaping the future of mining in Namibia

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Dr. Michael Humavindu, Jealous Chirove, Hileni Stefanus, Prof Denis Yuni, Dr. Clemens von Doderer and Grace Mohamed.

EAN leads dialogue on solving Namibia’s joblessness proplem

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Dr. Grant Muller.

Namibia’s green hydrogen vision: Progress amid transition

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Tom Alweendo, Founder of Alvenco Advisory.

Namibia: Execution is key to oil FID by 2026

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Deon van Dyk is the company wealth manager at Momentum Investments Namibia

Building wealth in Namibia

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Kara van der Heveer is an investment analyst at Momentum Investments.

First impressions on the budget

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From health training to fully-fledge university

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Approximately 2.9 million people gained access to safe drinking water services. Photo Pexels

ADF report highlights life-changing impact across the continent

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The Ministry of Finance is pushing through with proposed changes to the Income Tax Act. FILE PHOTO

Tax Act amendment complete March 2026

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LONG WALK: Bank BIC Namibia has still not been able to turn a profit since its operationalisation in 2026. PHOTO Bank BIC Namibia

N$130m lifeline for loss-making Bank BIC

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ABC opens crypto-for-shares subscription on NSX

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The panellists at the during the Green Finance for Sustainable Buildings forum hosted by the Green Building Council of Namibia and Development Bank of Namibia last week: Fyzel Smith from the Namibia Institute of Architects; Bernadette Shalumbu-Shivute, representing the UNDP; Joachim Komeheke from Bank Windhoek; Ndeyapo Ekanjo, from the Development Bank of Namibia, and moderator Suzie Shefeni, from the GIZ. PHOTO ESTER KAMATI

Building a greener future for Namibia’s housing industry

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