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Search: namibia

Public trust and confidence in Namibian courts essential for democracy
Thought Leader
/ 26 February 2025

Public trust and confidence in Namibian courts essential for democracy

A judiciary that is seen to be impartial and competent strengthens the rule of law and reinforces the legitimacy of democratic institutions

By Rosevitha Ndumbu
South Africa can learn from Namibia’s progress in building a green hydrogen economy
Opinion
/ 23 January 2025

South Africa can learn from Namibia’s progress in building a green hydrogen economy

Robust, practical policies and engagement with communities are needed to reconcile foreign investment with domestic benefits

By Suzie Shefeni and Vivian !Nou-/Gawaseb
Namibia’s 2024 elections a mirror of progress and peril
Opinion
/ 14 December 2024

Namibia’s 2024 elections a mirror of progress and peril

The elections showed the resilience of its people and the potential for growth. But they also exposed flaws that must be addressed

By Gerson Shikukumwa
Namibia faces its toughest election yet and could trigger a runoff
Opinion
/ 26 November 2024

Namibia faces its toughest election yet and could trigger a runoff

Swapo, which has been in power since the country gained independence from South Africa in 1990, is likely to retain parliamentary dominance but the presidential race is uncertain

By Nnaemeka Ohamadike
Namibia elections: Can Swapo weather the storm?
Opinion
/ 20 November 2024

Namibia elections: Can Swapo weather the storm?

There is a shift in the region away from the traditional dominance of liberation parties such as the ANC in South Africa and Frelimo in Mozambique

By Nyasha Mpani
Namibia’s green hydrogen economy stalls as Swapo shifts focus to hydro, gas
The Green Guardian
/ 14 October 2024

Namibia’s green hydrogen economy stalls as Swapo shifts focus to hydro, gas

Oxpeckers tracked 14 GH2 projects in the country and found that implementation has been slow, with the only real growth being in bureaucracy

By John Grobler
Slow walk to deliver green hydrogen talk in Namibia
The Green Guardian
/ 15 September 2024

Slow walk to deliver green hydrogen talk in Namibia

Taking stock of progress on Namibia’s ambitious green hydrogen programme

By John Grobler
Green energy innovations are being developed in Namibia’s desert
The Green Guardian
/ 9 July 2024

Green energy innovations are being developed in Namibia’s desert

Green hydrogen features in projects aimed at producing carbon-free steel and ammonia fuel for shipping and rail transport

By John Grobler
South Africa and Namibia: Why liberation movements fail when they come to power
Thought Leader
/ 1 July 2024

South Africa and Namibia: Why liberation movements fail when they come to power

The ruling elites have demonstrated that they are less interested in democracy than they are in pursuing self interests and the retention of power

By Henning Melber
Hage Geingob, Namibia’s veteran statesman, dead at 82
Africa
/ 4 February 2024

Hage Geingob, Namibia’s veteran statesman, dead at 82

He died early on Sunday in a hospital in the capital Windhoek, where he was receiving treatment for cancer

By Afp
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