Green hydrogen has aroused the curiosity of Namibians from all walks of life. Rightly so, given the magnitude of the transformation renewable energy is set to bring to our country. A common theme emerges once you synthesize the curiosity being exhibited. How do we best encapsulate the economic aspirations of president Hage Geingob? While it...
Advocate Karen Blum-Marshall from Windhoek, who died in George, South Africa, at the age of 85 on 17 February, was the first female lawyer and first female acting judge in Namibia. Admission to the advocate’s profession in Windhoek in the 1960s was tightly controlled by South Africa. As the law required the applicant to be...
On Monday morning, February 4, many of us woke to the news of the tragic passing of Namibian President Hage Geingob. The death of this great man and remarkable leader is a tremendous loss. The African Energy Chamber extends our deepest sympathies, both to President Geingob’s family and to the people of Namibia. It’s difficult...
These are some of your reactions to the death of president Hage Geingob, as well as your memories of the statesman: “I’d like to share some beautiful moments of our late president visiting my father, Jafet Hellao. He came unannounced on a Sunday in April 2015. He told my dad he was coming straight from...
Zambezi residents joined the rest of the country in remembering the third President of Namibia, Dr. Hage Geingob. Zambezi Regional Governor, Alufea Sampofu, remembers the late Geingob as a champion of the poor and a people’s servant. Governor Sampofu described the late President Geingob as an excellent administrator and an A-Team leader who paved the...
