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Epiroc creates a future of safe behaviour for all employees!

“When it comes to ‘safety always’ behaviour, Epiroc’s values are clear – we want to protect what we value most, our people,” says Johnny de Mesquita, Epiroc Regional SHEQ Manager for Southern Africa. “The health and safety of all our employees, our customers and our business partners remain paramount. Our …

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Empower your maintenance workforce with WearCheck training courses

The condition monitoring sector is one which is constantly evolving and developing to incorporate innovation and boost efficiency. It is for this reason that ongoing training is essential to keep the maintenance crew at the forefront of technological advancements within the industry. WearCheck’s technical manager, Steven Lumley, who oversees the …

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Haib prospecting licence debacle rages on

Although the Ministry of Mines and Energy of Namibia refused to grant copper explorer and developer Deep-South Resources a licence for its Haib copper project, the miner claims that additional documents filed as part of the review record provided no evidence to support the Ministry’s decision. This comes after the …

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Russia-Ukraine War, its implication on Africa Mining

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia triggered a global chain reaction of humanitarian, diplomatic, and economic crises. These aggravated the existing crises, which Covid-19 had exacerbated. The value of nickel skyrocketed as a result of these chain reactions. The price of the precious metal, which is used in the manufacture …

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SKF’s adjustable chocks allow easy mounting

SKF’s expanded range of adjustable chocks helps improve the technical and economic performance of rotating equipment – from engines and generators to motors and gearboxes SKF has developed a new range of adjustable chocks with higher load capacity and an increased adjustment range. The chocks can be used in many …

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AfriTin cements commitment to further develop Namibia and its capital markets

As of March 9, AfriTin Mining, an Aim-listed tin miner, has dual-listed its ordinary shares on the Namibia Stock Exchange (NSX). On the day of the listing, AfriTin CEO Anthony Viljoen said, “This is an important milestone for the company, which cements our commitment to further developing Namibia and its …

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Deep South Resources on the verge of renewing its Namibia licence

After the country’s mining and energy ministry missed a deadline to file the permit’s refusal, Deep-South Resources (TSX-V: DSM) appears to have won its battle to renew the company’s prospecting licence for the Haib copper project in Namibia. In June of last year, Minister Tom Alweendo refused to renew Deep-mining …

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Namibia’s new era of hydrocarbon exploration and production

The African Energy Chamber sat with Ian Cloke, COO Afentra to discuss the enormous potential of what could engineer Namibia’s new era of hydrocarbon exploration and production for the country As Namibia’s second important discovery in recent weeks, Namibia’s oil and gas industry is set to create an influx of …

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Debmarine Namibia’s new mining vessel expected to spur diamond mining growth

Because Debmarine Namibia’s new mining vessel is expected to start production in the second quarter of 2022, diamond mining is expected to grow strongly in 2022 and 2023. Debmarine Namibia’s N$7 billion diamond recovery vessel, the Additional Mining Vessel (AMV3), will retrieve diamonds from the seabed off Namibia’s coast using …

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