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ENABLED: The African Development Bank’s N$170 million loan support positions Namibia to advance its global green hydrogen ambitions.

Hyphen gets N$170m AfDB boost

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DEVELOPMENT: The headquarters of the African Development Bank (AfDB) are pictured in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

AfDB approves US$1.78 billion development plan for Namibbia

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The report projects the continent’s gasoline consumption to exceed 2.2 million bbl/d by 2050, with Nigeria and emerging markets leading the increase. Photo Pexels

Africa’s demand for refined products to surge into 2050

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How solar energy is shaping the future of mining in Namibia

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Dr. Grant Muller.

Namibia’s green hydrogen vision: Progress amid transition

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Uranium One's Leonardville base in the Omaheke Region.

Farmers stand firm against Uranium One’s Omaheke mining plans

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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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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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Bank Windhoek’s Managing Director, James Chapman.

Access to sustainable finance enhanced

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African economies are dominated by informal firms, grassroots inventiveness and frugal solutions born of necessity. Photo Pexels

Africa’s innovations are overlooked because global measures don’t fit

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Bank Windhoek’s executive officer of corporate and institutional banking, Lukas Nanyemba.

Exploring Namibia’s economic potential through mining

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New report catalogues Africa’s nuclear energy ‘misadventure’

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