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Nored uncovers N$73m loss from underbilling …indicates positive response to payment demands
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Nored uncovers N$73m loss from underbilling …indicates positive response to payment demands

The Northern Regional Electricity Distribution Company (Nored), which supplies electricity to 90 000 customers in eight northern regions, is taking significant steps to address financial losses caused by underbilling and illegal connections.  Recent audits have revealed alarming figures that highlight the urgency of these initiatives. In an audit of large power users, Nored discovered that...

Drug abuse ‘burning’ Hardap 
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Drug abuse ‘burning’ Hardap 

MARIENTAL – A troubling epidemic of drug abuse is casting a shadow over the vibrant communities nestled in the southern region of Hardap.  This abuse is wreaking havoc, transforming communities into battlegrounds of addiction and crime. While this area is renowned for its natural beauty and agricultural potential, it is increasingly grappling with the harsh...

Butwa bukenelela mandu a NHE – Opuwo
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Butwa bukenelela mandu a NHE – Opuwo

Bayahi ba Opuwo mwasikiliti sa Kunene batalimana ni butata bwa kutasezwa kibutwa mwa mandu abona. Mandu abulelwa ki amañwi kuamashumi amabeli ka’lobapeli ane afilwe kwa bayahi ki kampani ya NHE mwasilimo sa 2017. Cwalecwale, lubasi loliñwi nelusabile hahulu situwa sa muzuzu wakuina hasiwa inge bali mwahali, kusupeza tokwahala yaputako kulwanisa lisinyi zalikokwani. Nekulemuhilwe kuli mandu abalwa...

Mariental ‘chokes’ on electricity project
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Mariental ‘chokes’ on electricity project

MARIENTAL – An ambitious solar energy project proposed by MarieSol Energy in Mariental is on ice, facing significant political and legal challenges that threaten its realisation.  Initially launched in December 2019, the project aims to supply 30% of the municipality’s electricity needs through renewable energy sources. On 9 December 2019, Paul Nghiwilepo, CEO of the...

Govt seeks ‘cautious’ funding for green hydrogen 
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Govt seeks ‘cautious’ funding for green hydrogen 

Government is strategically positioning itself to become a leader in the burgeoning global green hydrogen economy.  To support the necessary infrastructure for this sector, government is exploring a variety of innovative financing tools, including donor funding and concessionary capital. The latter, however, comes with a cautionary note that it will increase the already-skyrocketing national debt...

Opuwo: Termites invade NHE houses
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Opuwo: Termites invade NHE houses

Residents of Opuwo in the Kunene region are grappling with a devastating crisis of termite infestations in their homes.  The houses in question are among the 29 residences allocated by the National Housing Enterprise (NHE) in 2017. Recently, one family experienced a terrifying moment when their sitting room ceiling collapsed while they were inside, highlighting the urgent...

Green hydrogen ‘not draining’ public funds 
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Green hydrogen ‘not draining’ public funds 

LÜDERITZ –Head of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) at the Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme Eline van der Linden said the initiative does not rely on government funds.  “People have been asking ‘where are these people getting money’, or ‘are they taking all these risks in this new sector with government money?’ No, we are not...

 Democracy is at stake – Venaani 
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 Democracy is at stake – Venaani 

MARIENTAL – As tensions rise ahead of Namibia’s upcoming elections, Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani has voiced concern about its credibility during a rally in Mariental on Sunday.  He criticised the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) for awarding a controversial ballot printing tender to South African company Ren-Form CC.  He stated “What we...

Hardap hosts tense tussle
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Hardap hosts tense tussle

The southern town of Mariental was this weekend abuzz with political energy.  The Landless People’s Movement (LPM) and Swapo hosted significant events at the same time on Sunday at the town. The early hours of the day were filled with the sounds of throngs of supporters singing and honking their car horns.  The town was...

Namibiaís FDI dropped significantly in Q2
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Namibiaís FDI dropped significantly in Q2

Namibia is facing severe challenges in its foreign direct investment (FDI) landscape,as recent reports indicate a notable decline in net FDI inflows during the second quarter of 2024.  This downturn, amounting to a decrease of N$7.2 billion year-on-year and N$3.9 billion quarter-on-quarter, has brought net inflows down to N$8.5 billion.  FDI refers to an ownership...