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World Environment Day 2026 places focus on climate change, one of the most pressing challenges affecting communities across the globe. Addressing it requires collective action and more responsible approaches on how we use our natural resources for the production of energy. NamPower supports this effort through ongoing work towards more sustainable energy solutions and responsible resource use, contributing to a more resilient future for Namibia.

Thank you all for your enthusiasm! Our initial entry cap of 1,000 entrants has already been reached, so we’ve extended registration to include 500 more runners. All entrants will receive a goodie bag and finishers medals. Please note that registration is only considered complete upon receipt of payment. Thus, please submit your proof of payment immediately after registering to secure your entry. To register, visit https://forms.gle/7cq2ERnY5uEQwSdQ6

Across Africa, progress is shaped by resilience, innovation and a shared vision for the future. From communities to industries, the continent continues to move forward, driven by its people and the
possibilities ahead. Africa Day is a celebration of strength, diversity and the collective spirit that continues to shape a brighter future for all.

We will be celebrating our 30th anniversary with a PowerRun through the roads of Windhoek. This will be fun for everyone: from the serious runner to the fun-loving family. Stay tuned for more info, coming soon.

Kindly note the vacancy advertisements currently circulating on TikTok, Facebook, and other social media platforms are fraudulent. In addition, NamPower does not have an official TikTok account.

You are urged to ignore these advertisements: Do not click on any suspicious links, do not contact the individuals referenced therein, and do not share or forward such content further.

To ensure the authenticity of all job opportunities, please verify all NamPower vacancy announcements by visiting the company website at www.nampower.com.na

Cassinga Day calls on the nation to remember those who lost their lives and to honour the resiliences of the Namibian people during the struggle for freedom. Their sacrifice continues to shape the nation we are building today.

NamPower is proud to handover school uniforms to Eluwa Special School, Moreson Special School and Dagbreek Special School to a total value of N$130 000. This donation is the result of the collective effort of NamPower’s dedicated employees, who came together to raise funds for the Power Care Back to School Initiative.

In the beginning of the year, the NamPower Foundation embarked on a mission to collect funds from willing employees with the aim of using it to support the less privileged. This initiative is called the Power Care Back to School initiative and it is an annual event on the NamPower Foundation’s calendar.

In addition, the staff also donated old clothes and shoes to the learners of the three schools. As NamPower, we recognise that meaningful impact goes beyond infrastructure and energy supply. It lies in how we show up for our communities, especially for those who need support the most.