Namibia recently celebrated the inauguration of the HyIron Oshivela plant, a groundbreaking facility producing Direct Reduced Iron using Green Hydrogen. This innovative plant is the first of its kind in Africa and signifies Namibia's commitment to sustainable industrial production. By utilizing Green Hydrogen instead of traditional fossil fuels, the plant aims to reduce carbon emissions in steel production, contributing to global efforts to decarbonize industrial processes. The plant's construction in just 11 months showcases the country's efficiency and determination in adding value to its natural resources. The plant is powered by a 25-megawatt solar array and a 13-megawatt battery system, ensuring a reliable energy supply for its processes. With over 400 Namibians employed during the construction phase and plans to create 50 permanent jobs, the project is not only a technological advancement but also a significant contributor to job creation and economic growth in Namibia. The plant's financial impact is substantial, with raw materials transformed into Direct Reduced Iron sold at a significant profit, strengthening the country's foreign exchange reserves. Looking ahead, the plant's future expansion plans include increasing its capacity tenfold, introducing more kilns, and establishing a 250-megawatt solar farm. These expansions aim to further enhance job creation, economic activity, and environmental sustainability in Namibia, setting a promising precedent for green industrialization and inclusive development.