The lawyer representing the fishing organisations that are suing to stop seabed phosphate mining said he is optimistic that they will win their court case. Lawyer Sisa Namandje made these remarks to The Namibian yesterday when asked about his reaction to a recent court judgement which concluded that the decision …
Read More »Rare Earths mobilizes airborne survey over Kunene project
Namibia Rare Earths Inc. has contracted SkyTEM Surveys ApS (SkyTEM) to carry out a detailed airborne electromagnetic and magnetic survey covering all the previously identified cobalt targets on its Kunene Cobalt-Copper Project in northern Namibia. According to the company, the survey will cover over 600 km2 and comprises 3,700 line …
Read More »Namdeb shifts exploration focus to shallow inshore extensions of existing on-land licences
It is not generally known that Namdeb’s onshore mining licences include certain inshore extensions, but these previously untapped areas are now the focus of a pre-feasibility to estimate the cost versus recovery potential in these licensed alcoves. For over twenty years, Namdeb’s investment and growth have been hampered by the …
Read More »Mines minister urges the sector to strengthen value chain management
The Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo earlier this week said there is need of strengthening the value chain management in the country’s mining sector. “It is a fact that the mining sector will play an even bigger role in our socio-economic development when we strengthen the value chain …
Read More »Mining employed nearly 17000 in 2017
Nearly 17 000 people were employed by the mining sector in 2017, Chamber of Mines of Namibia chief executive officer Veston Malango said on Wednesday. He was speaking at the 2018 mining expo where he said of the 16 905 people employed in the sector, 9 643 were permanently employed, …
Read More »Nedbank Namibia ready to serve the mining industry
NEDBANK Namibia expressed willingness to finance the mining and resources sector, during the Namibian mining expo held in Windhoek recently. The corporate and investment banking mining and resources finance team shared insight on how the Namibian mining sector can position itself in the global context of direct foreign investments and …
Read More »New battery digital temperature gauges on offer
South African equipments sales company Instrotech has on offer Kobold’s DTE series of digital temperature gauges. According to the company, the DTE series offers a wide range of industrial and analytical possibilities for applications where high accuracy and clear indication is required, and where alarm control and displayed messaging is …
Read More »Rough diamonds production increase at De Beers
De Beers’ rough diamond production for the first quarter of 2018 increased 15 percent to 8.5 million carats, reflecting the ramp-up of production from Gahcho Kué in Canada, which reached nameplate capacity in Q2 2017, and increased production from Orapa in Botswana in response to the sustained healthy trading conditions. …
Read More »Rare Earths’ finance search swells
Namibia Rare Earths Inc has increased private placement to Cdn$4,000,000, as the company raise capital to fund Kunene Cobalt-Copper. The development comes as a result of investor interest in the company. Rare Earths is increasing the non-brokered private placement previously announced in March from a maximum of Cdn$3,000,000 to a …
Read More »Drilling kicks off at Reptile project
Deep Yellow has commenced a 10,000m RC drilling program on the Reptile Project within EPLs 3496 and 3497. The project under Reptile Uranium Namibia is to assess approximately 40km of the 100km of highly prospective palaeochannel system that has been delineated and remaining to be tested. This system includes the …
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