STEINERT has launched an e-book on tramp metal removal equipment selection. The company has a range of magnets for use in tramp metal removal applications, and the book simplifies the selection decision-making process. “All equipment used in the recovery of minerals needs to be protected from collisions with tramp iron …
Read More »Namdeb explains the sale of Elizabeth Bay mine
Sperrgebiet Diamond Mining is the new owner of Namdeb Holding’s Elizabeth Bay mine after its purchase deal with the Diamond Company was finalised. The diamond company made the announcement on Friday morning in a statement. Namdeb chief executive officer Riaan Burger explained that it was not an easy decision to …
Read More »Trigon’s Namibia copper project resources up to 450%
Mineral resources at Kombat copper project in Namibia are now up with more than 450% from the 7 million tonnes previously calculated in 2018. According to Trigon Metals (TSXV: TM), the total mineral resources are estimated to be at 39.1 million tonnes (including inferred resources). Earlier this month, Trigon outlined …
Read More »Blasting tech takes mines into the future
Built on innovation since its inception over three decades ago, global explosives leader BME – a member of the JSE-listed Omnia Group – paves the way for mines to leverage the latest technologies for ever-greater efficiencies and productivity. “Harnessing technology as quickly as it develops – and applying it to …
Read More »More funds for Lofdal project
Namibia Critical Metals Inc. has announced that Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC) will provide an additional $1,100,000 to expand and accelerate the current drilling program for the Lofdal Heavy Rare Earths Project (Lofdal). According to the Lofdal, the additional commitment will increase the term 1 joint venture …
Read More »Mines Minister gives green light to Okavango drilling
Following media reports that Canadian company Recon Africa plans to drill oil and gas wells in an environmentally sensitive, protected area that supplies the Okavango Delta with water. Mines Minister Tom Alweendo has allayed any fears as he sees no problem with drilling for oil and gas in one of …
Read More »WearCheck moves to Westville
Condition monitoring specialists, WearCheck, recently relocated their head office and main laboratory from Pinetown to Westville, just outside Durban. The company’s Durban transformer laboratory also moved to the same premises. WearCheck’s new laboratory and offices are at No. 4 The Terrace, Westway Office Park, Westville. Managing director of WearCheck, Neil …
Read More »Pix4D and SAP start a joint innovation project for the 3D inspection of transmission masts
Lausanne, Switzerland, Pix4D, technology pioneer and market leader in industrial photogrammetry software solutions, announces that it is starting a joint innovation project with SAP® to open up the market for drone-based, digital 3D inspections for telecommunications companies. SAP, a global leader in ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software, has included Pix4D …
Read More »Orano extends corporate social responsibility to Spitzkoppe and Naman Pos
The Orano Mining Namibia has donated food parcels to Spitzkoppe and Naman Pos community as part of the fight against Covid-19, which has impacted on most livelihoods in the country. The donations are valued at N$110 000. Residents in Spitzkoppe depend mostly on livestock farming, small mining of semi-precious stones …
Read More »Economy slump to take Namibia to 2013 levels
With another negative growth looming, the expected fall in the value of goods and services the country produces in 2020 will take Namibia seven years back. DESPITE the government spending billions over the past four years through the national budget, no real economic growth has been realised, and the country’s …
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