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The World Bank and African Development Bank join Namibia to shape green hydrogen investment blueprint.

Namibia opens green industry talks

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Joseph Mukendwa, the interim head of Namibiau0027s Green Hydrogen Programme. Photo Otis Daniels

July deadline looms for climate fund bid

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//Kharas governor Dawid Gertze in conversation with Joseph Mukendwa, the interim head of Namibiau0027s Green Hydrogen Programme. Photo Otis Danielsrn

Namibia eyes $250m green finance package

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At HyIron, iron refined using green hydrogen produced on site, demonstrates the potential of green industries in Namibia. Photo Augetto Graig

Cabinet approves new Green Industries Council

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The Minister of Agriculture, Inge Zaamwani (front fifth from left), officiated the launch of key strategic documents by the Namibia Agronomic Board. Photo: Jacques du Toit

Agri-minister lauds NAB’s unqualified audit report

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Photo Unsplash/Random Institute

Informal business can beef up economy

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Antonio Guterres, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees speaks during a press conference at the Launch of the Regional Flash Appeal Following recent events in Libyan Arab Jamahiri

Feedback workshop on transforming education summit

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Namibia Wildlife Resorts is still servicing a 2006 loan from the Development Bank of Namibia, and for more than 10 years has paid only the interest portion, according to the World Bank/IFC. Photo Unsplash/Gary Whyte

Derailing private sector

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