Namibia is currently grappling with a severe drought, leading to the challenging task of delivering water by trucks due to the parched soil conditions. President Mbumba acknowledges the critical need to combat climate change and mentions the significance of green hydrogen projects like the Hyphen Project, which leverages Namibia's abundant solar energy resources. The partnership with Germany in this initiative demonstrates a commitment to decarbonization and knowledge exchange within the green energy sector. Addressing the historical genocide during colonial times, negotiations with Germany focus on recognition, apology, and reparations. The proposed solution includes the repurchase of land to restore property rights. However, some affected communities feel inadequately consulted, raising concerns about inclusivity in the decision-making process. As Namibia experiences a mining and exploration boom, President Mbumba emphasizes the importance of adhering to environmental regulations to mitigate negative impacts on communities. He asserts that mining should not be discouraged, highlighting the economic potential of mineral resources for the country. In response to tightened visa requirements for Namibians by Western nations, Namibia implements reciprocal measures to ensure fair treatment. While encouraging development partnerships, the government remains vigilant in safeguarding its citizens' rights and dignity during international engagements.