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KSB Unveils Imvubu- A rugged New Wastewater Pump Built for Africa

KSB has launched the ELN-150 Imvubu, a powerful new self-priming wastewater pump engineered and manufactured in South Africa for tough African conditions. Named after the Zulu word for hippopotamus, the Imvubu draws inspiration from its large lifting “ears” and a massive free-pass “mouth” that mimics the animal’s strength and bulk. …

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President takes control of mining sector

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has taken over the ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy after removing Natangwe Ithete from the posts. Ithete also who doubled as deputy Prime Minister was appointed to the posts in March as part of Nandi-Ndaitwah’s new administration. “In the interest of ensuring continuity and effective coordination …

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Koryx Copper Drilling Confirms Strong Grades at Haib

Koryx Copper Inc. has released another set of strong assay results from its ongoing drilling campaign at the Haib Copper Project in southern Namibia, reinforcing confidence in what is considered one of the world’s oldest and largest undeveloped porphyry copper systems. The latest results cover 17 diamond drill holes totalling …

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E-Tech Rebrands as ReeXploration to Advance Namibia’s Eureka REE Project

Marking a strategic shift toward responsible discovery and critical mineral development, E-Tech Resources Inc. has rebranded as ReeXploration Inc. and it is anchored by the Namibia’s Eureka REE Project. The company will begin trading under its new name on October 28, 2025, while retaining its stock symbol “REE” on the …

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Namibia’s Extractives Moment: Uranium Strength, Atlantic Access, and an Oil Horizon – Updated

Namibia now commands global attention, its position on the extractives map secured by three realities: world-class uranium production, offshore oil finds in the Orange Basin, and the Walvis Bay trade gateway connecting Southern Africa to Atlantic markets. While the country has diamonds and a tourism sector, the focus of capital …

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Namibia’s Mines Forge a Path to Green Power, Setting a Regional Standard

A powerful shift is underway in the sun-drenched plains of Namibia, a country staking a bold claim as a leader in Southern Africa’s renewable energy revolution. Leveraging its vast solar resources, reliable regional winds, and ample undeveloped land, Namibia is uniquely positioned to scale up clean power production—a move that …

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US Heavy Earths Deal Signals Next Mining Boom

Australia is poised to meet the surging global demand for heavy rare earths (HREs) following China’s decision to halt exports, a move that could reshape the global minerals landscape. The announcement comes on the heels of a high-level meeting between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and U.S. President Donald Trump, which …

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Copper Aspirant Oscillate Rebrands as Serval Resources Ahead of AIM Move

London, UK – Oscillate PLC has unveiled a new corporate identity, Serval Resources, reflecting a strategic pivot toward copper and “future metals” critical to the energy transition and the digital economy. The listed entity on the Aquis exchange will operate under the Serval brand name and plans to officially adopt …

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Young Scientists Shine at Eskom Expo – Update

The 2025 Eskom Expo International Science Fair (ISF) ended on a high note as outstanding young innovators were recognised for their exceptional research and creativity. The fair, held at the Convention Centre at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park from 6 to 10 October 2025, brought together the brightest young minds …

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Otjikoto Gold Mine EIA amendment ongoing

B2Gold Namibia a subsidiary of B2Gold Corporation, is undertaking an amendment to the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the Otjikoto Gold Mine (OGM) The amendment is required to support the proposed development of the newly discovered Antelope underground deposit, situated within the existing Mining Licence (ML 169) boundary. SLR Environmental …

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