The Africa Energy Indaba launched its Windhoek roadshow on Monday at the Hilton Hotel, rallying Namibian energy stakeholders ahead of the 2026 summit in Cape Town. The event highlighted investment opportunities, regional collaboration, and Namibia’s pivotal role in Africa’s sustainable energy transition.
Key speakers included Tichakunda Simbini of AUDA-NEPAD and representatives from Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy, who emphasized the country’s potential in renewables, hydrogen, and regional power integration. Presentations outlined the Indaba’s agenda, covering clean energy, gas development, and infrastructure financing.
Scheduled for March 3–5, 2026, the Cape Town summit will convene global leaders, investors, and policymakers to advance Africa’s energy agenda. The Windhoek roadshow aimed to spur partnerships, tech transfer, and policy alignment, positioning the Indaba as a catalyst for continental energy transformation.