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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

1 Month Ago

YELLOW CAKE: A map showing the location of Bannerman's proposed mining site.

Bannerman nears targeted positive Etango FID

3 Months Ago

43 households and a church located at the Matshitshi and Eneas Peter Nanyemba intersection in Havana, will be relocated between 1 and 31 October 2025. Archive image

Municipality to relocate 43 households from Havana intersection

4 Months Ago

Minister Zaamwani at the Water Summit in Cape Town. Photo Ministry of Agriculture

Water infrastructure to be expanded

5 Months Ago

Delegates poised to break ground on the new 1,000-cattle capacity Etunda Feedlot, marking a major step in supporting communal livestock farmers.

N$78.9 million Etunda Feedlot construction to start

5 Months Ago

Blasting continues at the Twin Hills site in preparation for a giant gold mine, construction of which will begin before the end of the year.

Golden jobs beckon on the NIEIS

5 Months Ago

IMPROVEMENT: Thirsty no more, Windhoek's reclamation infrastructure is set to get a game-changing N$1.6 billion upgrade. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek invests N$1.6 billion to secure water supply

6 Months Ago

Two 508mm pipelines are proposed to deliver 42 000cbm of seawater per day to the seaweed aquafarm.Photo for illustration

Innovation at Wlozkasbaken

7 Months Ago

POTENTIAL: A map outlining the locations of Deep Yellow's projects, including the Tumas uranium project for which it expects a final investment decision to be made in 2027.

Tumas uranium project awaits price surge

8 Months Ago

SUPPORT: Representatives of the KFW, ministries of finance and agriculture and German government this week signed a loan agreement aimed at improving Namibia's water infrastructure.

Namibia secures N$1.5 billion German loan to combat water scarcity

8 Months Ago

Stakeholders pictured at the signing of the agreement in Windhoek earlier this week. Photo German Embassy

N$1.5b loan to upgrade water infrastructure

8 Months Ago

The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani PHOTO Jacques du Toit

AfDB doubles Namibia’s water security budget, major boost to livestock farmers

8 Months Ago

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