James Mnyupe

Namibia eyes global leadership in green hydrogen production

Namibia eyes global leadership in green hydrogen production

Hertta-Maria Amutenya Namibia is positioning itself as a major player in the global green hydrogen economy, leveraging its abundant renewable energy resources to power the production of this clean fuel. In recent discussions with leading innovators such as Tesla founder Elon Musk, Namibia’s commissioner for green hydrogen, James Mnyupe, outlined the country’s vision for the future of green hydrogen. The meeting, which took place during a high-level event in New York last month, focused on Tesla’s Energy Master Plan Part 3. Mnyupe emphasised that the country's Green Hydrogen Blueprint aligns closely with Musk’s vision, highlighting that Namibia’s abundant natural resources…
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Green Hydrogen Programme staffing aims to be highly inclusive

Green Hydrogen Programme staffing aims to be highly inclusive

Niël Terblanché THE Green Hydrogen Programme, a breakthrough project poised to transform the country's energy environment, is slated to begin creating the framework of staffing. Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Commissioner, James Mnyupe said they are ready to start with the process of identifying exceptional talent to solidify the envisioned structure. “To turn this visionary programme into a resounding success, we are teaming up with Potentia, a renowned hiring agency specialising in identifying exceptional talent. If you are ready to make a lasting impact, bring your expertise to the forefront, and drive innovation,” he said. Mnyuoe invited professionals, experts, and enthusiasts from…
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Mnyupe to lead GH2 Implementation Authority

Mnyupe to lead GH2 Implementation Authority

PRESIDENTIAL Economic Advisor, James Mnyupe, who is also the Green Hydrogen Commissioner, has been assigned to manage the Green Hydrogen (GH2) Implementation Authority Office at the Ministry of Mines and Energy under the GH2 Namibia Program. According to a media statement issued by the Ministry of Mines and Energy on Monday, Mnyupe will manage the program as its Commissioner for five years, reporting directly to the Minister of Mines and Energy. “In this regard, he will be in charge of assembling the necessary team to propel the program’s success in the coming months. Mnyupe will continue to serve as Economic…
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LPM wants corporates to develop communities

LPM wants corporates to develop communities

Martin Endjala The Landless People’s Movement is questioning the level of commitment of corporates to develop local communities where they operate. LPM says businesses, particularly mining companies are not ploughing back into the communities where they do business, resulting in the mushrooming of informal settlements across the Country. The party wants these companies to be held accountable. These sentiments were expressed by LPM Deputy Leader Henny Seibeb and the Youth Student Command Element leader Duminga Ndala. During today’s press conference held at the LPM headquarter in Windhoek under the theme mining and local development they particularly singled out Usakos, Omaruru…
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Geingob’s advisor lands board seat

Geingob’s advisor lands board seat

Staff Writer President Hage Geingob’s recently appointed Economic Advisor James Mnyupe been appointed to the Road Fund Administration (RFA) board by finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi. Mnyupe joined the State House team last month as a replacement for John Steytler who resigned from his post last year. The former Allan Gray Namibia Managing Director is joined on the new look RFA board by Bank of Namibia Director of Strategic Communication, Dr Emma Haiyambo who will hold the chair. Other board members include Standard Bank Namibia Head: Human Resources Isdor Angula, Oshoveli Hivelua and Melanie Tjijenda Director: Quality Assurance, Standards, Skills Development…
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