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Vedanta weighs former Gold Fields CEO Griffith for top Africa base metals job

Vedanta Resources is considering appointing former Gold Fields boss and Anglo American executive Chris Griffith as head of its African base metals business, according to people familiar with the matter. Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta owns zinc mines in South Africa and neighboring Namibia, which will form the base-metals portfolio …

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Unearthing Opportunities: Namibia Mining Expo 2023 Sheds Light on the Industry’s Future

By Glen-Nora Tjipura In a vibrant showcase of innovation, collaboration, and the immense potential of Namibia’s mining sector, the Namibia Mining Expo 2023 took center stage on August 30-31. The event, held at the heart of Windhoek at the Windhoek show grounds, brought together industry leaders, government officials, investors, and …

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Namibia open for business: Madison Minerals CEO

Uranium exploration and development company Madison Minerals CEO Duane Parnham believes the Namibian Ministry of Mines and Energy’s (MME’s) recent approval for the transfer of two exclusive prospecting licences (EPLs) proves that fears surrounding the nationalisation of the country’s mining and exploration assets are unfounded. On June 6, the Namibian …

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Deep-South Resources CEO hails new development in Namibia

Canada’s Deep-South Resources (TSX-V: DSM) can finally resume work at its Haib copper project in Namibia as the country’s government has renewed the miner’s prospecting license for two years. The awaited permit follows a long-dragged court battle with the country’s mining and energy ministry, which in 2021 declined to re-issue …

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New Technologies Available to Solve Africa’s Energy Crisis

Africa Energy Indaba has been hosting riveting discussions covering the deployment of renewable energy innovations to bridge continental energy gaps. Rapid advancements related to technology have certainly rendered life easier than ever before. However, such progression is driven by energy and many regions in the world are quickly running low …

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Lubricate equipment with SKF’s biodegradable bearing grease and keep it green!

SKF LGGB 2 is a biodegradable, low toxicity, synthetic ester, oil-based grease that has been specially formulated to suit any application where there is the potential of environmental contamination. During the equipment lubrication process, it is not always possible to prevent some grease from leaking. “In applications like agriculture and …

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SANY Unleashing Cutting-Edge Mining Equipment and Solutions

The Namibian Mining Expo and Conference 2023 is set to witness a groundbreaking debut as Sany Equipment Namibia (Pty) Ltd, a subsidiary of Sany Equipment South Africa (Pty) Ltd, takes the stage. Sany Group, a renowned high-end equipment manufacturer with a global presence, will showcase its innovative range of mining …

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Hydrogen: A Pathway for Energy Transition in Africa – Revolutionising the Energy Sector

The global energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the need for cleaner and more sustainable alternatives. Hydrogen, often referred to as the “fuel of the future,” is emerging as a promising solution that has the potential to revolutionise the energy sector in Africa and beyond. The 16th …

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Namibia’s Historic Energy Potential to be Highlighted at African Energy Week (AEW) 2023 as the Country Emerges as Africa’s Newest Oil and Gas Epicenter, with Record-Breaking Finds

Considered one of the final frontier hydrocarbons markets in the world, Namibia has rapidly emerged as one of the hottest offshore plays following a series of high-impact discoveries Three major oil discoveries made in less than one-year, attractive fiscal policies and market-focused regulations, and a strong partner in the national …

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‘Bans on mineral exports by Zim, Namibia against the fundamental principles of international trade law’

BANS on mineral exports by Zimbabwe and Namibia could fall foul of World Trade Organisation (WTO) founding regulations. That is the view of prominent attorney Peter Leon who told a mining conference this month the bans were a new form of resource nationalism akin to “playing with fire”. In December, …

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