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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

2 Weke Gelede

Lawmakers this week voiced concern over Namibia's energy situation, amid a over-reliance on other countries to fuel the country's energy needs. The Van Eck coal-powered power station is seen in the background. File photo

Lawmakers push for energy self-sufficiency

3 Weke Gelede

Nedbank Namibia and Trollope Contractors recently entered a strategic partnership. Appearing from left to right are Guy Hopkins, Mark Trollope, Martha Murorua, Carl Joone, JG van Graan, Jessica Mortlock and Wynand Hoon.

Nedbank Namibia powers mining growth with Trollope Contractors deal

1 Maand Gelede

NamPower managing director, Kahenge Haulofu and Namdeb CEO Riaan Burger.Photo Namdeb

Namdeb and Nampower partner up

2 Maande Gelede

Bank Windhoek Managing Director Baronice Hans (second from right) participated in a breakaway session during the Namibia International Energy Conference along with Executive Director responsible for investment at NIPDB Francois van Schalkwyk, Senior Local Content Manager at Hyphen Hydrogen Energy Johannes Shipepe and moderator Hafeni Motsi of the NIPDB.

Bank Windhoek committed to support oil and gas value chain

3 Maande Gelede

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos. Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

3 Maande Gelede

PRESSURE: A Starlink satellite internet system is set up on a caravan truck of a tourist, parked.

Lesotho under pressure to approve Starlink licence

3 Maande Gelede

THE BUDGET: Floris Bergh, the chief economist at the Capricorn Group.

The great re-calibration: Eight “D” mega-themes defining 2025

3 Maande Gelede

OVERSUBSCRIBED: FirstRand Namibia raised its first sustainable note worth N$500 million.

FirstRand Namibia launches N$500 Million Sustainability Note

4 Maande Gelede

PARTNERSHIP: In the front row, Droombos founder Kalie Van Der Merwe signs an equity agreement with Millennium Investment Group (MIG) CEO Miguel Hamutenya, while MIG founder Matthews Hamutenya and Droombos co-founder Mirinda Van Der Merwe look on. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Millennium acquires stake in Droombos estate

4 Maande Gelede

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos.Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

4 Maande Gelede

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos.Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

4 Maande Gelede

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