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SIGNIFICANT: Critical rare earth metals are seen in this photo.

Critical-minerals race putting planet at risk

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ENVIRO MATTERS: Attendees at the first-ever Namibia ReThink Waste GreenCycle Expo 2025.

Namibia launches first-ever greencycle expo

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ENVIRO MATTERS: Attendees at the first-ever Namibia ReThink Waste GreenCycle Expo 2025. Khomas Region governor Sam Nujoma Junior and urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa were among the delegates to the expo.

Namibia launches first-ever greencycle expo

3 Maande Gelede

A composter can process kitchen waste quickly, producing nutrient-rich soil additive from the larvae frass.

How to run a more sustainable home

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Tom Alweendo, Founder of Alvenco Advisory.

Namibia: Execution is key to oil FID by 2026

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Journalist Emil Xamro Seibeb makes a case for the consideration of in-situ uranium mining in Namibia, following visits to mining sites in Kazakhstan and Russia. Photo contributed

Why in-situ uranium mining deserves a fair hearing

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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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TOPSHOT - A local villager sits next to an installation of solar panels at the modern Gitugu hydro and solar power station at Mihuti village, Mathioya sub-county, Murang'a county on June 16, 2023. After innovating a small-scale hydro-power plant at a nearby waterfall using recycled motor-engine parts and a bicycle dynamo to generate and supply electricity to his village, self-trained electrical technician John Magiro, 28, has since been awarded for his green innovation and partnered up with Hydrobox and Netfund to scale up his production from it's initial 30 kilowatt capacity to the current 580 kilowatt Gitugu Hydro Power Station currently supplying at least 500 homesteads, seven schools and three telecommunication masts within 15 square kilometres. (Photo by Tony KARUMBA / AFP) (Photo by TONY KARUMBA/AFP via Getty Images)

The key to Africa’s clean-energy future

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Ockert Jansen, the director of public affairs, communication and sustainability at Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ockert Jansen bridges communication and corporate sustainability at Coca-Cola

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OPINION: Namibia needs annual sports tournament to unlock potential

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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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Enough is enough

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