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Alfredo Hengari

Also known as: Presidential press secretary Alfredo Hengari · presidential spokesperson Alfredo Hengari

Alfredo Hengari — Namibia's ambassador, advocating industrialisation at OACPS summit and bilateral trade expansion with Belgium.

2022-03-192026-05-14

In coverage

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  1. March 2026
  2. Speaking at the 11th summit of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS), Namibia’s ambassador to Belgium Alfredo Hengari said the country is pushing for urgent industrialisation and value addition across member states.

    New Era

    ‘End raw deals’ …Hengari pushes for value addition agenda
  3. February 2026
  4. February 2025
  5. January 2025
  6. requested by some of my friends on the continent that maybe I should offer myself,” he said Mbumba interrupted Odinga: “Not maybe, we are telling you, you should.” Despite this, when questioned about Namibia’s support for Odinga’s bid, presidential press secretary Alfredo Hengari

    The Namibian

    Mbumba offers support for Odinga's AU Commission bid
  7. June 2024
  8. February 2024
  9. January 2024
  10. Geingob’s spokesperson, Alfredo Hengari, emphasised that the president has, from the onset of occupying the highest office, made the state of his health public “out of conviction that transparency plus accountability equals trust”.

    The Namibian

    Well Done, Mr President! But…?
Politics

Namibia pushes OACPS bloc towards industrialisation and value addition

The News

At the 11th OACPS summit, Namibia's ambassador Alfredo Hengari called for urgent economic transformation across the 79-member organisation, warning that reliance on exporting raw materials costs jobs and weakens African, Caribbean and Pacific economies. He stressed the need for industrialisation, agricultural production, natural resource beneficiation and intra-OACPS trade to build resilience and create opportunities for young people.

31 March 2026 · New Era

Tuesday 31 March

  1. Namibia pushes OACPS bloc towards industrialisation and value addition

    At the 11th OACPS summit, Namibia's ambassador Alfredo Hengari called for urgent economic transformation across the 79-member organisation, warning that reliance on exporting raw materials costs jobs and weakens African, Caribbean and Pacific economies. He stressed the need for industrialisation, agricultural production, natural resource beneficiation and intra-OACPS trade to build resilience and create opportunities for young people.

    31 March 2026 · New Era

Friday 27 February

  1. Namibia-Belgium trade tops N$8 billion, embassy planned for 2027

    Trade between Namibia and Belgium reached over N$7.86 billion in 2024, with Belgium becoming Namibia's fifth-largest export destination, driven primarily by mineral exports including refined copper, diamonds and other metals. Ambassador Hengari announced that Belgium plans to open a resident embassy in Windhoek in the first half of 2027, signalling strengthened bilateral relations and potential opportunities in renewable energy, green hydrogen and infrastructure development.

    27 February 2026 · New Era

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