The construction of a 90-megawatt power plant, worth N$3 billion, will commence in Swakopmund in early 2023. A new partnership between European Investment Bank (EIB) and Hydrogène de France SA (HDF Energy) will see the development of a green hydrogen power plant at the coast.
The grand plan around the third edition of the annual Namibia Sport Expo is to make it an inclusive, memorable and world-class event.
ILoveBoobies, a local charity organisation advocating for cancer awareness through educational tools, early detection services and support, will be fielding an all-woman team at next month’s Nedbank Desert Dash Race, which takes place between 9 to 10 December on the Windhoek and Swakopmund routes.
Opolifi moshitukulwa shaKharas otai konakona oshibofa shomukainhu weedula 34 ou vati ta fekelwa medipawo lokaana kaye ka fya eshi vati kwa li ta kendabala oku ka xwikila meumbo.
Ovanafikola pofikola Emono Combined School itava ka kala vali ve li momhumbwe yoshiendifo eshi va landelwa obesa kehangano loDebmarine Etivali.
Okakadona keedula 12 oka kwatwa onghonga vati kumumwainamati weedula 22 ndele ta ka pewa eteelelo. Opolifi oya ti okakadona paife oke na eteelelo leemwedi nhatu, vati ko oka kala nokukwatwa onghonga loikando ihapu.
On Friday, Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Council launched its green hydrogen strategy, which supports the country’s commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate change, with the ultimate goal of reducing emissions to net zero by 2050.
Namibia is ranked 91st globally when looking at the per-capita gross domestic product (GDP), with an income of around US$4 730, which is not a lot when you compare it to a nation like Norway.
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.
The European Union concluded a strategic partnership with Namibia on supply of sustainable raw materials and renewable hydrogen.