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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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Africa produces only 3% of global medicines, while importing over 70% of its medicines. Photo Pexels

Africa imports over 70% of its medicines; making active ingredients would change this

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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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Solar powers the world

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STRATEGY: A B2 Gold bar on display.

Otjikoto Mine set for record N$5.8b year as solar powers future

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The poultry sector marketed about 9 300 000 chickens during the first half of 2025.

Pig, poultry and dairy sectors show stability amid import dependencies

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Old Mutual Group chairperson, Trevor Manual.

Basel III complicates Africa’s push for infrastructure: Trevor Manuel

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Sheep meat exports declined substantially from 405 tons in 2024 to 155 tons in the first half of 2025. Photo: Jacques du Toit

Livestock sector focuses on herd repopulation as marketing declines

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Green Metals Refining Namibia plans to establish a manganese refinery and sulphuric acid plant east of Walvis Bay, with operations expected to commence by 2027, subject to environmental approvals. Photo https://miningandenergy.com.na/

Green Metals Refining announces viability of new sulphuric acid plant

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Data should serve us, not burden us. Photo Pexels / Markus Spiske

How companies can manage dark data better

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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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