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Halliburton

Oil and gas services company operating coastal infrastructure in Namibia supporting offshore exploration and production.

2025-11-042026-07-25

What’s been said

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  1. June 2026
  2. Windhoek Observer

    Halliburton is providing support for downhole perforation operations

    Source

    Downhole perforation operations are currently being carried out with support from SLB and Halliburton following the arrival of specialised equipment at the drilling site.

    ReconAfrica begins production testing at Kavango West discovery well
  3. April 2026
  4. Informanté

    Halliburton was engaged by US Ambassador John Giordano at its coastal operations in Namibia

    Source

    US Ambassador John Giordano has engaged energy company Halliburton at its coastal operations in Namibia, highlighting the critical role of onshore infrastructure in supporting offshore oil and gas activities.

    Namibia’s oil sector gains focus in US envoy visit
  5. February 2026
  6. The Namibian

    Halliburton was discussed with regarding opportunities in Namibia's emerging oil and gas sector

    Source

    Giordano said he spoke with senior leaders from US companies Baker Hughes, SLB, and Halliburton about the scale of opportunities in Namibia's emerging oil and gas sector and what it means for regional energy security and long-term supply resilience.

    American companies bring jobs, says US ambassador Giordano
Mining & Energy

More than 60 young Namibians secure oil sector jobs abroad

The News

More than 60 young Namibians have secured internships and employment with international oil and gas companies as the country develops its petroleum sector. PETROFUND has signed over 10 memoranda of understanding with upstream operators and service companies to create training and employment pathways for Namibian youth.

24 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Yesterday

  1. More than 60 young Namibians secure oil sector jobs abroad

    More than 60 young Namibians have secured internships and employment with international oil and gas companies as the country develops its petroleum sector. PETROFUND has signed over 10 memoranda of understanding with upstream operators and service companies to create training and employment pathways for Namibian youth.

    24 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Wednesday 10 June

  1. ReconAfrica begins production testing at Kavango West well

    Canadian oil and gas company ReconAfrica has commenced production testing at its Kavango West 1X discovery well in Namibia's Damara Fold Belt, in partnership with NAMCOR and BW Energy. The programme will test six intervals across two formations covering approximately 420 metres of hydrocarbon-bearing section to assess commercial viability.

    10 June 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Tuesday 28 April

  1. US ambassador visits Halliburton operations supporting Namibian offshore oil

    US Ambassador John Giordano visited Halliburton's coastal operations in Namibia to highlight the role of onshore infrastructure in supporting offshore oil and gas exploration and production. The ambassador emphasized the importance of local workforce development and skills training alongside advanced technical capability for sustaining long-term energy production.

    28 April 2026 · Informanté

Saturday 18 April

  1. US envoy promotes Namibia as regional energy and minerals hub

    U.S. Ambassador John Giordano highlighted Namibia's strategic role in a proposed Southern African Energy Corridor, emphasizing its potential as an oil and gas producer and leading uranium exporter, while noting that success requires clear regulatory frameworks and strong government-industry alignment. The remarks were made during a high-level engagement at the U.S. Embassy with global energy leaders ahead of the Namibia International Energy Conference.

    18 April 2026 · Informanté

Thursday 16 April

  1. US Ambassador highlights Namibia as southern African energy corridor node

    US Ambassador John Giordano convened government officials and international energy executives at the US Embassy to advance integration of Namibia's energy, minerals and logistics systems into a scalable Southern African corridor. Giordano emphasized Namibia's potential as an oil and gas producer anchored by uranium production and robust infrastructure, while stressing the importance of regulatory clarity and alignment among governments, industry and capital for execution.

    16 April 2026 · New Era

Wednesday 25 March

  1. US aims to partner with Namibia on energy and minerals

    US Ambassador John Giordano said at the Powering Africa Summit that Namibia's uranium, oil, and gas resources make it central to global energy security, and the US seeks to position itself as a development partner to help strengthen supply chain resilience while positioning American companies early in Namibian projects.

    25 March 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 19 February

  1. U.S. energy officials discuss oil, gas cooperation with Namibia

    Senior U.S. energy officials, including a Department of Energy envoy and a critical minerals advisor, met with Namibian petroleum industry leaders and U.S. energy services companies in Windhoek and Walvis Bay to discuss investment, infrastructure, and strengthened bilateral cooperation in Namibia's emerging oil and gas sector and energy security.

    19 February 2026 · Informanté

Wednesday 18 February

  1. US ambassador highlights American companies' job creation in Namibia

    US Ambassador John Giordano says American companies create jobs and contribute to economic growth in Namibia. During a visit to Baker Hughes at Walvis Bay, he spoke with leaders from US energy and oil-gas firms about opportunities in Namibia's emerging sector and strengthening bilateral partnership.

    18 February 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 12 January

  1. Trump pitches Venezuela oil investment to US energy firms

    US President Donald Trump met with major oil executives at the White House to encourage investment in Venezuela's oil reserves, saying his administration would decide which companies operate there. One CEO called Venezuela "uninvestable" without reforms, though analysts said Trump's push faces economic and strategic obstacles.

    12 January 2026 · New Era

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