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FMD and Ebola to Test Namibia Trade Policy - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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As Namibia advances its ambition to be an industrialised nation by 2030, its trade policy is facing a series of global and domestic challenges. These challenges are testing the country’s ability to protect markets, sustain economic activities, and strengthen its position in regional and international trade. The implementation of Namibia’s trade policy is being tested both domestically and at the continental level, particularly in light of potential market disruptions arising from Foot-and-Mouth
BRICS Positioning to Reshape World Order Amid the Global Shift - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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During the 18th BRICS Summit, member state leaders signalled a shift in global influence, positioning BRICS to reshape the world order. From the New Delhi Declaration to the speeches delivered by the leaders of the five founding BRICS countries Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, the 18th BRICS Summit presented the bloc as an emerging force in technology, economics, and global security. Hosted on September 12–13, 2026, at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, India, the summit brought togeth
Shortage of Skilled Workers in Namibia's Green Hydrogen Sector Persists - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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The Africa Green Industries Summit, which took place in Swakopmund, highlighted an urgent need for Namibia’s green hydrogen sector to develop a well-trained and highly skilled Namibian workforce, if the industry is to achieve its target of 30,000 jobs by 2030. Industrial players at the summit indicated that while Namibia has progressed green hydrogen projects from the pilot stages toward commercial operations, the shortage of a skilled Namibian workforce remains a central concern. Namibia is ass
NIPAM Trains Journalists on State Protocol Affairs - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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The clashes between journalists, state protocols, and executive protection have been a challenge in the African media space, making it difficult for both sides to carry out their work effectively. In order to bridge this gap between journalists, who are responsible for collecting and disseminating information to the public, and state officials, who are responsible for protecting state principles, identity, and order, the Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM) has capac
Oil and Gas Alone Won’t End Poverty, Work and Skills Needed - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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International companies have gathered in Namibia to explore strategic partnerships and position themselves to benefit from the country’s newly discovered offshore wealth. However, Namibians are busy contemplating how they will benefit. The fourth National Oil and Gas Conference has attracted all kinds of players in the value chain of oil and gas from across the globe, as well as Namibian facilitators and politicians. The pertinent question is: how will ordinary Namibians benefit from the country
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