Saturday , October 10 2026

Andrew Maramwidze

World Quality Month: WearCheck reaffirms real-world quality

In a bid to reinforce authenticity in an era of deepfakes and misleading claims, this November – World Quality Month – condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, is reaffirming its commitment to real, verifiable quality – from the rigour of scientific laboratory methods to customer service professionalism. The focus on authenticity …

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Precision Blasting Technology Restores Compliance and Cuts Costs

The mining sector’s growing shift toward precision technologies is delivering measurable results, with advanced blast control now central to safety compliance, regulatory confidence and operational efficiency. That shift was evident at a major opencast coal mine in Mpumalanga, where elevated airblast levels had triggered a Section 54 stoppage before new …

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FNB Namibia Holds Growth Forecast at 3% Despite Q2 Slowdown, Cites Tourism and Farm Rebound – Update

FNB Namibia is maintaining its 3% GDP growth forecast for 2025, betting on a cyclical rebound in agriculture and a strong recovery in the tourism sector, even after the economy slowed more than expected in the second quarter. Namibia’s real GDP growth decelerated to 1.6% year-on-year in the second quarter, …

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VEGA Powering Africa’s Sustainable Mining Future – Updated

At the 2026 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, one theme rises above all others — progress through precision. As Africa positions itself at the heart of the global transition to cleaner energy and advanced manufacturing, reliable measurement technology has become essential. From copper and cobalt to lithium and gold, every …

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ICMM team deliberate on mining, metals at COP30

United Nations Climate Change Conference dubbed (COP30) ongoing at Belém in Brazil will zoom on the mining sector. According to ICMM team, this year, mining and metals are higher on the agenda than ever – driven by geopolitical considerations. In addition, there is recognition that mining and metals are part …

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Koryx Copper completes NSE listing – Update

Koryx Copper Inc. has completed all the requirements for a dual listing on the Namibian Securities Exchange (NSX). According to the company, there will be no change to Koryx’s listing on the TSX Venture Exchange which will remain the primary listing for Koryx’s common shares. “Koryx Copper’s dual listing on …

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Kaoko and Arcadia Sign Farm-In Deal for Karibib Copper-Gold Project

Arcadia Minerals Ltd has signed a binding farm-in agreement with Kaoko Metals Pty Ltd to accelerate development of its Karibib Copper-Gold Project in central Namibia. The transaction introduces a strategic exploration partner through a structured four-stage earn-in that delivers immediate value while preserving Arcadia’s long term exposure to upside. Under …

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President takes control of mining sector

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has taken over the ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy after removing Natangwe Ithete from the posts. Ithete also who doubled as deputy Prime Minister was appointed to the posts in March as part of Nandi-Ndaitwah’s new administration. “In the interest of ensuring continuity and effective coordination …

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Koryx Copper Drilling Confirms Strong Grades at Haib

Koryx Copper Inc. has released another set of strong assay results from its ongoing drilling campaign at the Haib Copper Project in southern Namibia, reinforcing confidence in what is considered one of the world’s oldest and largest undeveloped porphyry copper systems. The latest results cover 17 diamond drill holes totalling …

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E-Tech Rebrands as ReeXploration to Advance Namibia’s Eureka REE Project

Marking a strategic shift toward responsible discovery and critical mineral development, E-Tech Resources Inc. has rebranded as ReeXploration Inc. and it is anchored by the Namibia’s Eureka REE Project. The company will begin trading under its new name on October 28, 2025, while retaining its stock symbol “REE” on the …

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