Journalists trained to report on Namibia's energy transition

NAMPA

2026-09-08

WINDHOEK, 07 September 2026 - Ten mid- to senior-level Namibian journalists are this week undergoing training aimed at strengthening their reporting on the country's extractive and renewable energy sectors. The five-day workshop, which started on Monday at the DW Akademie office here, is organised under the Eco Dialogue Collective project, an initiative funded by the European Union and implemented by a consortium of four organisations. (Photo by: Chelva Wells) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 08 SEP (NAMPA) - Ten mid- to senior-level journalists are this week undergoing training aimed at strengthening their reporting on Namibia's extractive and renewable energy sectors.
The five-day workshop started in Windhoek on Monday and is being held at the DW Akademie offices under the Eco Dialogue Collective project, an initiative funded by the European Union and implemented by a consortium of four organisations.
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