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BACKLOG: Grootfontein needs about N$109 million to formalise its informal settlements. PHOTO: PHILLIPUS JOSEF

2 400 families wait for basic services in Grootfontein

5 Day Ago

PHOTO: FILE

Power reaches 66 of 1 173 homes

1 Week Ago

Nearly one billion Africans still relying on wood, charcoal and other traditional fuels for cooking. Photo Pexels

Clean cooking moves to the heart of Africa’s energy transition

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CROSS-BORDER POWERING: Electricity transmissionrnPhoto: contributed.

N$4bn approved for Baynes power link

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POWER UP: Energy minister Modestus Amutse engaged with REDs on the issues of electrification and the way forward. Photo: Loise Shiimi

Power projects must move faster - Amutse

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The government is seeking faster delivery for electrification projects. PHOTO: FILE

Electrification projects face delays

4 Week Ago

SERVICE DELIVERY: Kavango West faces major gaps in water, electricity and healthcare as the regional council warns of funding constraints. PHOTO: FILE

Kavango West fears ‘complete halt’ over funding squeeze

1 Month Ago

PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Talk to us, we'll listen

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Su0026P endorses NamPower plan to fund renewable energy expansion. PHOTO: FILE

S&P backs NamPower's green plan

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CLIMATE ACTION: Namibiau0027s climate plan will require billions of dollars in domestic and international financing. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Namibia needs N$239bn in foreign climate finance

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SWITCHED ON: The City of Windhoek says access to electricity is improving safety and opportunities for residents of informal settlements. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Electricity push lights up 8 000 Windhoek homes in 8 years

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ECB chief exectuive Robert Kahimise pictured with Pinehas Mutota, the electricity regulatoru2019s executive for economic and market regulation. Photo Augetto Graig

Government cushions bulk electricity increase

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