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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86568, member: 27"] A hard sell at Mining Indaba framed Namibia as a stable, infrastructure-ready launchpad for minerals, energy, and serious GDP momentum across southern Africa. Mining Indaba pitch in Cape Town [LIST] [*]Peter Shivute of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board fronted the Namibia showcase. [*]The event took place at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, South Africa. [*]Shivute tied national plans to economic overhaul and human development. [*]His message painted mining as the base layer of growth. [/LIST] Logistics hub ambition [LIST] [*]Namibia leans on infrastructure and democratic stability to lure industry. [*]Shivute said the country acts as a gateway for the subcontinent. [*]Walvis Bay Corridor anchors an extensive regional logistics web. [*]He bragged that the network ranks among Africa’s strongest. [/LIST] Energy and mineral push [LIST] [*]Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board highlighted strong solar radiation for power. [*]Orange Basin hydrocarbon finds added fuel to the pitch. [*]Shivute linked the energy narrative directly to mining expansion. [*]Projections flagged eye-catching GDP growth over five years. [/LIST] Value retention and global markets [LIST] [*]Peter Shivute pressed for in-country processing and mineral upgrading. [*]The government streamlined bank financing across local and global lenders. [*]Several Namibian projects trade on exchanges in Australia, London, and Toronto. [*]Shivute insisted Namibia plays comfortably on the global stage. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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