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Canadian investors to explore Namibia’s mining opportunities

The Canadian business community is highly anticipating participating at the 5th Canada-Africa Business Conference in Windhoek. Organised by the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business, the event is scheduled for the first week of February. In addition, the event is expected to position the country at the centre of high-level Canada–Africa trade and …

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Namibian Mining Poised for Expansion Despite Policy Headwinds

Namibia’s mining sector is laying the groundwork for significant future expansion, fueled by a rich and diverse mineral base that has historically provided resilience against global economic volatility, according to Frank Gschwender, business development manager at Transworld Cargo. The nation’s deposits span from diamonds, gold, and uranium to zinc, fluor …

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Mining sector’s evolution is in tandem with global demand for increased responsibility and sustainability.

The expectations and priorities of a modern-day investor in the mining sector have significantly changed in line with global demand for more responsible and sustainable extraction of mineral resources. ESG, referring to the performance of investment portfolios against Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards, has firmly established itself across the …

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Aukam graphite gets production green light

Authorities at the mines and energy ministry have issued mining licence to Toronto based company Gratomic for the company’s Aukam graphite property located 120 miles from the Port of Luderitz. The licence covers base and rare metals, industrial minerals, and precious metals and falls within the proximity of the Aukam …

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Gratomic secure mining licence for Namibia’s Aukam graphite property

Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy has given a notice that it has granted TSX-listed graphite-focused company Gratomic Mining License 215 for its Aukam graphite property in Namibia. Securing the mining license is a critical step towards moving the Aukam mine into commercial production. Arno Brand, President and CEO Gratomic …

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Chinese graphite demand slump questioned

As Syrah Resources reduced graphite production from the Balama Mine for the fourth quarter to 5000 tonnes a month, down from 15,000 tonnes, another Australian miner has challenged claims of slowing Chinese demand for graphite. Walkabout Resources has questioned the accuracy of reports that spot prices for all graphite flake …

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