Monday , April 21 2025

Andrew Maramwidze

Namibians Turn Out in Numbers to Shape the Future of Offshore Venus Project

The Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) roadshow for the proposed Offshore Venus Field development is proving just how invested Namibians are in their country’s energy future. NAMCOR, working with TotalEnergies, Impact Oil & Gas, and QatarEnergy, has been holding consultations in towns around the nation allowing ordinary Namibians to …

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“Can a New Deal Between State and Private Sector Deliver the Continent a Winning Hand?”

The 2025 edition of the Africa CEO Forum will gather 2,000 CEOs, investors and public sector leaders from over 75 countries in Abidjan from May 12 – 13. In a challenging global economic backdrop marked by rising protectionism, reduced development aid and high debt-serving costs, the Forum will tackle the …

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The lube kitchen part 1: classification of lubricants

Condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, has launched a lube kitchen series, created by Steven Lumley, technical manager at the company. In it, she explores the world of lubricant additives, detailing their function, how they work and their application. Part 1 focuses on the classification of lubricants. A fully formulated lubricant …

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Global Sustainable Finance Leader Commits Multi-Year Support Towards Namibia International Energy Conference.

Namibia has seven sedimentary basins, including four offshore and three onshore basins The Orange Basin covers an extensive area of approximately 160,000 square kilometers, making it South Africa’s largest offshore basin both aerially and volumetrically Standard Bank Namibia has today entered into a three-year partnership with Rich-Africa Consultancy, to support …

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Uranium Dreams on Hold: Deep Yellow Delays Namibia Project Amid Market Uncertainty

Australian uranium developer Deep Yellow has pumped the brakes on its flagship Tumas project in Namibia, announcing a deferral of the final investment decision (FID) until the clouded global uranium market shows clearer skies. The move, revealed on Tuesday, marks a further delay for the ambitious project, which had already …

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HyIronOshivela plant launched, boldly walking into green industrial future

With the official commissioning of the HyIronOshivela Plant in Walvis Bay, the local economy has reached a significant turning point in its path toward sustainable industrialization. Held under the bright Erongo skies, the event brought together high-level dignitaries, international partners, and local leaders to witness the start of what many …

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Namibia Steps Up Its Uranium Game with New Exploration and Production Boost.

Building on its standing as the world’s third-largest uranium producer, Namibia is doubling down on its uranium sector with a new wave of exploration and production (E&P) activity. The nation has positioned itself as a major player in the industry with worldwide demand for nuclear energy increasing. This year’s African …

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Swakop Uranium Explores Uranium Partnership in Zambia

This morning, Swakop Uranium (Pty) Executive President, Mr. Irvine Simataa, along with two officials, paid a courtesy call on Ministry of  Mines and Minerals Development Permanent Secretary, Dr. Hapenga Kabeta. The discussion centered on a potential partnership to develop high-potential uranium projects in Zambia. Swakop Uranium, a Namibian mining company …

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Connected Minerals Launches Ambitious Uranium Drilling Program in Namibia

Australian-listed Connected Minerals (ASX: CML) has embarked on a pivotal phase of its exploration strategy, initiating a maiden reverse circulation drilling program at its promising Etango North-East Uranium Project in Namibia. This move signals a significant step in the company’s quest to capitalize on the region’s rich uranium reserves, positioning …

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Namibia Affirms Strong Ties with Russia Amidst Leadership Changes

Despite recent national mourning following the loss of two presidents, Namibia has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its long-standing bilateral relations with Russia. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, speaking during a courtesy visit by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yury Trutnev, emphasized the enduring bond between the two nations and their shared vision …

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