The African Export-Import Bank also known Afreximbank, is keen to work with both the public and private sectors in Namibia in developing a robust pipeline of projects.
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EU supports Namibia’s green, digital transformation
The European Union concluded a strategic partnership with Namibia on supply of sustainable raw materials and renewable hydrogen.
Namibia joins oil producers’ organisation
Namibia and Senegal joined the African Petroleum Producers’ Organisation after discoveries of oil in the country. The move will help the country learn from member states and try to avoid the resource curse that many oil rich countries struggle with.
Civil servants’ pay increase hamstrings Shiimi – economists
Through the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) publication, Robin Sherbourne said this year’s mid-year budget review was similar to last year’s one.nHe said it contains no major new policy announcements or surprises.
Namibia takes COP27 centre stage
The 27th conference of the parties (COP27) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is an event that will allow nations to collaborate on how they can implement agreed climate goals under the Paris Agreement.
Green hydrogen negotiations still ongoing …excess benefits expected from multi-billion dollar project
Mines minister Tom Alweendo said government has not agreed and is not contemplating to build houses for Hyphen employees in Lüderitz. Hyphen is the preferred bidder for Namibia’s first large-scale vertically integrated green hydrogen project.
Amnesty for over 300 000 traffic offenders
By the end of last month, over 300 000 warrants of arrest for traffic offenders were still to be executed.
!Gawaxab advises finalisation of local content policy
Bank of Namibia (BoN) governor Johannes ǃGawaxab said ensuring optimal local content in the exploitation of resources must remain prominent. He thus urged for the finalisation and adoption of the country’s local content policy, which he said is of paramount importance.
Next year’s census is crucial for policy direction
Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi last month stated in his mid-term budget review in the National Assembly that an allocation has been made for the national census to be undertaken in FY2023/24.
RFA defends toll roads
-says cost outweighs benefit
-Cabinet backs plan in principle
-funding gap stands at N$2.5bn