Namibia’s First Gentleman calls for targeted programmes to support boys and men amid educational gaps, mental health challenges and high suicide rates, launching the DEN Impact Foundation.
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Macro Pulse: Namibia Trade Statistics – August 2026
Namibia Trade Statistics August 2026: Why the race for an Orange Basin shore base matters. Lüderitz vs Walvis Bay vs South Africa’s Boegoebaai, and what’s at stake for Venus and Mopane.
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The bridge between opportunity and growth
Why execution matters more than ambition in Namibia’s next chapter. Insights from RMB Namibia on infrastructure, mining, logistics and building stronger value chains for growth.
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Under Namibia’s dark skies
Discover Namibia’s role in space science under its dark skies. Follow ESA astronaut Dr Matthias Maurer’s World Space Week visit to Gamsberg, H.E.S.S., and the future Africa Millimetre Telescope.
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Native Leaves: The Ana tree
Meet Namibia’s 2025 Tree of the Year: the Ana tree (Faidherbia albida). Learn its features, ecological role, traditional uses, and why this protected indigenous species matters for conservation and the million-trees goal.
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Namibia’s conservation success and Germany’s steadfast support
Namibia leads in community-based conservation with German support from KfW and GIZ. Learn how communal conservancies protect wildlife, benefit 244,000 people, and cover over 40% of the land.
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Made in Namibia, by Namibians
August 26 Manufacturing makes garments and footwear in Windhoek and Okahandja—PPC, healthcare and workwear for mining, oil and gas, hydrogen and government.
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The Decisions That Build a Country
With youth joblessness at 44.4%, Namibia cannot recruit its way out of a skills gap. Leadership means first chances, local contracts and real knowledge transfer.
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Namibia targets green industrialisation to drive economic growth and jobs
At AGIS 2026 in Swakopmund, Namibia set green industrialisation as a jobs strategy—hydrogen, iron and ammonia under NDP6, not just raw-material exports.
Read More Why business readiness matters more than first oil
First oil is not the starting line. At NOGC 2026, Namibia’s energy talk shifted to readiness: local content, joint ventures and capability before procurement.
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