Monday , January 13 2025

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Namibia Waits in the Wings as G7 Diamond Certification Decision Looms

Namibia’s hopes of becoming a G7-recognized diamond certification hub hang in the balance, with a final decision deferred until February 2025. The Ministry of Mines and Energy has confirmed that discussions are ongoing, with a recent G7 technical mission visiting Namibia to assess the country’s readiness for the crucial designation. …

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360 Mining Approach is transforming the sector

In a complex, challenging industry such as mining, suppliers must have a full understanding of the sector and offer a comprehensive service. A consolidated, one-stop partner can significantly enhance productivity, writes Barloworld Equipment Executive for Greater Africa Operations, Elia Nandjiwa. Miners face harsh working environments, cost challenges and highly complex …

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Atlas Copco unveils the future of sustainable on-site gas generation

In the realm of oxygen and nitrogen supply, businesses frequently grapple with soaring costs, inflexible contracts, and complex logistics. Atlas Copco Compressor Technique addresses these challenges with Total Oxygen and Nitrogen Solutions (TONS), an innovative ecosystem that revolutionises how industries manage their on-site gas requirements. TONS represents a cutting-edge approach …

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Andrada and SQM Partner to Unlock Namibia’s Lithium Potential

Windhoek – Andrada Mining Limited has entered into a strategic partnership with global mining giant SQM to accelerate the development of its Lithium Ridge project in Namibia. The partnership will involve SQM funding a US$20 million exploration program over the next three and a half years, including a definitive feasibility study. …

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Andrada Mining release sustainability report

Critical raw materials producer Andrada Mining has released its sustainability report for the financial year ended 29 February 2024.   According to the company, the report outlines Andrada’s sustainability framework and its focus on creating thriving, resilient communities, while ensuring responsible operations through best-practice environmental stewardship and robust governance.   …

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Future-Proofing African Mining: Indigenous People and Mining Communities at the Heart of Mining Indaba 2025

Mining Indaba – the premier platform for deal-making, investment, and corporate networking for African mining for over 30 years – has announced a 2025 agenda that emphasises the voices of indigenous people and communities in the mainstream of the conference. The new focus for next year’s event -Investing In Mining …

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WearCheck team celebrates diagnostic milestone

Condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, celebrated a noteworthy milestone recently when diagnostic manager, John Evans, diagnosed his 3 millionth used oil sample at the company’s Durban laboratory. WearCheck’s scientists analyse used samples of oil and other machinery fluids, like coolants, greases, fuel and more, using high-tech laboratory equipment and techniques …

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McFadzean appointed to Bannerman non-executive director position

Bannerman Energy has recently appointed Bruce McFadzean, as a non-executive director. According to the company, McFadzean is a mining engineer with over 40 years of mining and process experience across a broad range of commodities and geographies. In addition, he has extensive exposure to all levels of operations and corporate leadership …

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Opinion: Namibia: A Sun-Kissed Land of Renewable Energy Promise

Namibia, a nation bathed in abundant sunshine and blessed with strong winds, is poised to become a renewable energy powerhouse. With its vast, arid landscapes and unwavering commitment to sustainable development, the country is uniquely positioned to harness the power of nature and secure a brighter energy future. A Solar …

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Africa Seeks Clean Cooking Solutions at COP29

Nairobi, Kenya: African leaders and international partners gathered at COP29 on Tuesday to address the urgent issue of clean cooking, a crisis impacting 1.2 billion people across the continent. The event highlighted the devastating health, environmental, and economic consequences of relying on traditional biomass fuels. “It is unacceptable that women …

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