Jason Kasuto

Jason Kasuto


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The Barrel is Not the Prize

This week Namibia sits down to turn its oil discoveries into local opportunity. We are defining that opportunity too small. The prize is not only to supply the find. It is to own it. Off our southern coast, in the…

Jason Kasuto

The Stake We Did Not Pay For

Namibia already holds a place on the cap table of its own oil. Whether that place becomes ownership in the fullest sense is a decision we still have time to make. In the closing months of this year, TotalEnergies is…

Jason Kasuto

The Savings We Keep Sending Away

Namibia’s retirement funds now hold assets worth more than the country’s annual economic output. Roughly half of that money is invested beyond our borders, and the reason is not disloyalty. There is one part of the economy where the money…

Jason Kasuto

The Fortune We Keep Calling a Slum

Off the coast of Lüderitz, drill ships hover over one of the most exciting oil discoveries of the century, and the nation holds its breath for a final investment decision. A few hundred kilometres inland, on the sandy edge of…

Jason Kasuto