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The Namibia Economist enjoys wide popularity as a specialist business publication. In the local market, it is firmly entrenched as the leading public source of business intelligence. The name Namibia Economist has become synonymous with reliable business reporting and on the marketing side, it is widely regarded as an effective medium to communicate messages to the top echelons of both private..
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The Mines and Energy Minister, Tom Alweendo officially launched the Global African Hydrogen Summit (GAH2S) in Windhoek, with representation from over 26 countries and attendance from stakeholders spanning the burgeoning hydrogen sector value chain. This pioneering investment and multi-stakeholder engagement platform is the first of its kind on the continent and will be hosted from ..read more
Namibia Economist
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The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, in collaboration with Namibia Wildlife Resorts, has confirmed that the upcoming hiking season at Fish River Canyon will proceed as scheduled on 1 May, with ample water resources available to ensure a fulfilling experience for all adventurers. After a comprehensive assessment of water levels within Fish River Canyon ..read more
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By Michel Gaoses. Last week, FNB Namibia released its highly anticipated Rental Price Index Report, unveiling a noteworthy surge in rental prices over the past twelve months. The report, which analyzed trends in the rental market, showcased a remarkable 7.2% increase in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2023, compared to a 4.7% rate recorded in ..read more
Namibia Economist
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The Capricorn Foundation has forged a partnership with Beautiful Kidz Namibia to make a significant impact on the lives of disadvantaged children in Windhoek. The Capricorn Foundation has pledged a substantial amount of N$120,000 towards supporting the Beautiful Kidz Anusa Project. This initiative focuses on providing high-quality school uniforms to 350 underprivileged children attending public ..read more
Namibia Economist
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By Chris Movirongo Fortescue Energy Country Director. As the global community tackles the urgent need to transition towards sustainable energy solutions, Namibia’s Green Hydrogen ambition shines as a beacon of hope. The energy transition presents significant opportunities for Namibia and the entire continent. It offers the chance for nations to take control of their destiny ..read more
Namibia Economist
6h ago
By Michel Haoses. The Electricity Control Board (ECB) after deliberations on the NamPower bulk tariff application for a 14.59 % increase resolved to adjust the NamPower bulk tariff to 8% which changes the approved rate of N$1.9856 per kWh to N$2.1444 per kWh effective 01 July to June 2025. ECB Chief Executive, Robert Kahimise announced ..read more
Namibia Economist
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The 400kV Auas-Gerus transmission line was inaugurated last week on Friday, signaling a significant stride towards bolstering the nation’s energy security and fostering regional cooperation. Addressing attendees at the inauguration ceremony, Tom Alweendo, the Minister of Mines and Energy, reaffirmed the country’s dedication to achieving energy self-sufficiency by 2030, aligning with the objectives outlined in ..read more
Namibia Economist
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In a move anticipated to impact consumers, the Ministry of Mines and Energy declared significant hikes in petrol and diesel prices last Friday, effective from 2 May. Petrol will witness a sharp spike of 70 cents per litre, while diesel variants will climb by 40 cents per litre. Under the adjusted rates, petrol will soar ..read more
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The City of Windhoek has opened applications for the Emergency Care Practitioner-Intermediate course, scheduled from 10 June to 10 October. Approved by the Allied Health Professions Council of Namibia (AHPCNA), this programme aims to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge to deliver intermediate-level emergency care services. To be eligible for the course, candidates ..read more
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By Michel Haoses. FNB Commercial Bank hosted a Tourism Talk event on Tuesday under the theme “Shaping Namibia’s tourism future, together” to promote collaboration within the sector. FNB Head of Enterprise Banking Connie-Marlene Theyse in her opening remarks shared some facts about the sector tourism sector which is the fastest growing sector that employs over ..read more