Outgoing presidential press secretary, Alfredo Hengari, expressed concern over the potential neglect of the green hydrogen industry by the incoming administration led by president-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. While acknowledging other sectors for economic diversification, Hengari emphasized the significance of the substantial investments already made in the green hydrogen sector for job creation and economic growth. The government's plan to inject N$85 billion into the economy to generate 500,000 jobs underscores a broader strategy to diversify industries. Hengari highlighted the importance of a holistic approach to economic development that includes sectors like oil and green hydrogen. The impending smooth transition of power and continuity of governance processes between the outgoing and incoming administrations reflect a commitment to democratic principles and governance stability. The rejection of anti-gay bills by President Nangolo Mbumba further demonstrates a commitment to upholding values of dignity and human rights in legislation. As Hengari prepares to transition from his role, he reflects on his service to the country and expresses a continued commitment to contributing meaningfully to Namibia's progress.