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Published on 2024-03-14 15:38:35
President Nangolo Mbumba has reiterated Namibia’s government’s commitment to concluding genocide negotiations with Germany and boundary negotiations with South Africa. In his state of the nation address delivered in parliament, Mbumba assured the Namibian people that these negotiations, which were strongly supported by the late president, will be finalized.
Mbumba also highlighted the country’s focus on new frontiers such as green hydrogen and oil and gas, which are expected to drive accelerated economic growth and shared prosperity. He expressed optimism about the outcomes of offshore drilling programs, the reopening of uranium mines, and the completion of three green hydrogen pilot projects. Additionally, he mentioned that the Walvis Bay container terminal concession will pave the way for increased investment and container traffic.
The president noted significant progress in fiscal discipline, the unlocking of new economic opportunities, and the development of progressive policies. These advancements are crucial for positioning Namibia as a competitive player regionally and internationally.
Moving forward, Mbumba emphasized the importance of staying informed with credible journalism. He encouraged citizens to support journalism by subscribing to The Namibian, a source of in-depth reporting and opinions for N$85 a month. He underscored the value of investing in journalism as a means of investing in democracy.
In conclusion, President Mbumba’s address outlined the government’s ongoing commitment to crucial negotiations with Germany and South Africa, as well as its focus on new economic frontiers. He highlighted the progress made in various sectors and emphasized the importance of supporting journalism for an informed and democratic society. With a clear vision for economic growth and prosperity, Namibia is well-positioned to navigate challenges and capitalize on opportunities for the benefit of its citizens.
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