Living the dream-Green Hydrogen
The HyIron-Oshivela Green Hydrogen project in Erongo is taking shape. This initiative will be the world’s first to use green hydrogen in processing iron oxide sourced locally (Khomas, Kunene, and South Africa), speaking to Namibia’s commitment to value addition rather than just extraction and export.
This week, I’m on the ground in Erongo, capturing insights from Namibians working on the project, how they’ve honed new skills, the intellectual property they’ve helped develop, and their overall experience in bringing this project to life.
HyIron-Oshivela secured its first 200,000 tons of Direct Reduced Iron Ore. In under six months, they have installed over 42,000 solar panels across 25 hectares, generating 25MW of power. During Phase I, more than 60 SMEs were engaged, and over 400 Namibians were employed during construction.
The assembling and fitting seen in the visuals, done entirely by Namibian fitters, turners, electricians, and technicians, showcases local expertise and innovation. The skills and intellectual property developed through this project are drawing global attention.
Stay tuned, these stories will be featured in upcoming documentaries, set to air on NBC in the coming weeks.
After a successful vol.1, we are set to praise and worship with The Restoration Concert 2.0.
Listen in at 15H30 as @Dazzle_skrywer chats with the organizer about the event that'll be taking place on the 7th December 2024.
Whoever was hired for the communications post is unqualified & graduated from the school of crayons and colouring books. The audacity to post election photos with a caption, “Election vibes” so much immaturity and lack of experience 🚮
#NamibiaDecides2024#NamibiaElection2024
We would like to wish our African sister queens all the very best for their journeys ahead. When one of us shines we all do.
Botswana 🇧🇼 & Namibia 🇳🇦
#MissUniverse2024#MissUniverse
South Africans shift support to Miss Zimbabwe amid Mia Le Roux's withdrawal
South Africans, including Anele Mdoda, are now backing Miss Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, to win Miss Universe.
With South African contestant Mia Le Roux's withdrawal due to health concerns, Sakhile Dube has emerged as a favorite in Africa to take the crown.
Another top contender is Miss Universe Nigeria, Chidimma Adetshina, whose controversial journey towards the title is well documented in the media.
The 73rd Miss Universe competition is set to be held in Mexico on May 16th, promising intense competition.
So help me God!
A Modimo a nthuse!
Our differences, our similarities whatever they may be, we are united. I pledge to serve all Batswana with unwavering fairness and integrity, honoring the promise of our beautiful Republic.
Pula! 🇧🇼
#dgbinaguaration#unitedandproudnation
#FatsheLenoDawg
@okasmally@BlessSeretseF_R@duma_boko We all have that Gogo/Mom/Aunt that her eyes see then her mouth speaks it skips the brain and filters completely. Lol
The inauguration of His Excellency Advocate Duma Gideon Boko was so emotional, a man of principles, absolutely adored by his people 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽…. So much to learn
#MaturedDemocracy#Namibiadecideson27Nov2024