One vessel lifts the country’s most valuable export by nearly half. The question is what the economy does with it.
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Economics
Venus at 2913B: What a 3,000-Metre Oil Find Adds to Namibia’s Resource Base
A single well 290 kilometres offshore turned a frontier basin into a proven oil province. The value is real, and it is years away.
Molecules at Home: Namibia’s US$18m Green-Hydrogen Pilot Bets on Local Demand
Namibia keeps announcing giant export schemes. The first plant to actually break ground is a small one aimed inward.
Working Petroleum System: What Graff-1 Proves About Namibia’s Resource Economy
For decades the Orange Basin was prospective. One well has made it proven, and that word changes the economics.
Private Security Industry Growth in South Africa
The Private Security industry in South Africa is growing, as the need for protecting business and personal assets in the country is on the increase. The South African Private Security industry mainly provides guarding, monitoring, armed reaction, escorting, investigating and other security-related services to private individuals and companies.
Social Media Audits, a Necessity for Business Growth
In South Africa, for a successful Digital Marketing strategy for business owners, there is need to conduct a Social Media Audit of the business and its brands. Just as in Accounting, an Audit helps measure performance and identify challenges that need to be overcome,...
The Economic Strength of South African Small Businesses
South African small businesses are capable of sustaining the lives of their business owners, communities, and the national economy, as they are the largest employer (50% of labour force), and contribute over 30% of GDP. The World Bank and International Finance...
Googlicability: What Matters for Visibility on Google
The Googlicability of your brand, product or service, is very important nowadays, as it affects revenue generation because you must be at least visible in searches to be taken chosen. You must know the and follow the "Googlicability Equation”. Having a great website...
The Weather as an Export: Namibia’s US$9.4bn Bet on Hyphen Green Hydrogen
Namibia has always sold what it digs or lands. Hyphen proposes selling sunlight and wind, shipped as hydrogen.




