The ||Kharas Governor has officially kicked off a youth and industry symposium in Lüderitz - a conversation that focuses on mining, oil and gas and the green hydrogen sectors that reshape Namibia's economic future.
In Lüderitz, dignity and hope took centre stage, as the Town Council officially handed over six out of seven newly constructed houses to some of the most vulnerable residents of the Donkerhoek community.
Former temporary workers of the Seaflower Whitefish Corporation at Luderitz have been camping at the company premises, protesting the non-renewal of the employment contracts.
The Electricity Control Board (ECB) CEO, Robert Kahimise, has expressed satisfaction with the ongoing construction work progress of the Diaz Wind Farm.
InnoSun, a subsidiary of French company InnoVent, is currently constructing the wind farm for N$1.8 billion.
The former mayor of Lüderitz, Phillip Balhao, has joined the Landless People's Movement (LPM) following his recent resignation from the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC).
Balhao's mayorship ended after his resignation, as he had been serving on the council on the IPC ticket.
The southern coastal town of Luderitz is getting a new N$220-million Buchter Village Mall that will boost both its retail and hotel accommodation offerings.
Safland Property Group, in partnership with the Luderitz Town Council, held a ceremony for the construction of the mall.
The Mayor of Lüderitz, Phillip Balhao, has confirmed his resignation as a member of the Independent Patriots for Change.
Since Balhao served as a councillor of the Lüderitz Town Council on the party’s ticket, his tenure as mayor ended following his resignation from the IPC.
The Namibian Ports Authority (NamPort) commissioned three mobile harbour cranes at Walvis Bay and Lüderitz to address service disruptions due to old equipment breakdowns.
The Namibian government kicked off its stakeholder consultations on the draft National Upstream Petroleum Policy in Luderitz, marking the start of a host of such engagements nationwide, aimed at shaping the future of the oil and gas sector.
Construction of bulk services in the Aus settlement has officially started, spurred by anticipated growth in Namibia’s green hydrogen and gas industries.
