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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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The winning pair Hendrik du Toit (left) and Antonio Gamito (right), with Juan Hoffman and Dewald van Wyk (King Price). Photo contributed

Qualifiers advance from King Price International Pairs regional final

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This photo from 2023 shows China's first commercial Small Modular (Nuclear) Reactor known as the Linglong One. Photo Xinhua

Grid stability slows solar development

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VICE PRESIDENT: Vice president Lucia Witbooi. Photo contributed

Witbooi, Ithete reveal worth, Ngurare next

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"We are building a legacy,” according to NamPower managing director Kahenge Haulofu. Photo Augetto Graig

Building Sores |Gaib begins

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POWER: An aerial view of Rosh Pinah, which is set to welcome a 100 megawatt solar plant this month. Photo Hp Baumeler

Sores |Gaib groundbreaking imminent

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Selma Kamanya. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Selma Kamanya back on the global stage

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OPPORTUNITY: Eunice Shapange s an energy and climate policy specialist and Chevening Alumna.

More than a rush: Strategically building Namibia’s green hydrogen economy

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Eunice Shapange is an energy and climate policy specialist and Chevening Alumna.

More than a rush: Strategically building Namibia's green hydrogen economy

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NamPower is investing billions of dollars to grow solar electricity generation in Namibia. Photo Augetto Graig

Biggest solar park yet

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Conophytum minutum in cultivation. Photo LIVING DESERT PLANTS

Avoid buying illegally harvested succulents

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