Trinity, Lion Oilfield invest in Namibian youth training for booming oil and gas sector
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 15/12/2025
Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy petroleum commissioner Maggy Shino has commended local companies for not waiting on the government to start upskilling youth for the oil and gas industry. She made the remarks in light of Trinity Offshore Construction company, a joint venture with Lion (…)
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