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Germany and Namibia Deepen Critical Minerals Ties

Capturing more economic value from critical minerals is emerging as a priority for Namibia, with Germany committing N$103million to projects supporting sustainable raw material value chains and expanded access to modern energy. The agreement, signed following bilateral negotiations in 2025, will advance two energy transition and industrialisation projects aimed at …

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BME Brings the Explosives Plant to the Mine

Moving high risk explosives across long and fragile supply routes is one of the hardest logistical problems facing remote African mines and BME, an Omnia Holdings company, says it has found a way to avoid much of it. The company has engineered modular, containerised emulsion plants that make explosives on …

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Kunene Governor Pitches Community-Funded Mine

Selling goats to buy into a mine may sound unconventional but Kunene Governor Vipuakuje Muharukua wants residents in Namibia’s north-west to consider exactly that. His proposal to pool community assets into a shared mining investment challenges the traditional model in which local people provide land and labour while ownership and …

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Serval Resources’ Kaoko Basin confirm high-grade mineralisation

Independent copper and future metals developer, Serval Resources’ latest assay results confirm high-grade copper-silver mineralisation across multiple prospects at Kaoko Basin project. According to the company, the results validate and extend previously reported field portable X-ray fluorescence analyser (pXRF) readings, validating Cu-Ag mineralisation across several distinct mineralised styles and horizons …

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High-Grade Intersections Extend Andrada’s Lithium Ridge Beyond Main Trend

Andrada Mining’s latest drilling at its Lithium Ridge Project in Namibia shows that the lithium on the property reaches further than previously understood, with rich results from several rock bodies including newly identified ones that sit outside the main belt of mineralisation the company has been following. The fifth batch …

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Paratus launches Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO connectivity

Paratus has launched Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite service in Namibia, the new service is designed to appeal countrywide to both the residential and commercial market, combining high-speed, low-latency satellite connectivity with competitive pricing. The Paratus customer management solution gives users greater visibility and control over their data …

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Khorixas intersect high-grade gold zones

By Eugene .D. Dube Canadian listed gold exploration company focused on the discovery and advancement of new gold systems, Ongwe Minerals has intersected multiple high-grade gold zones at it BK2 Target within the Belmont Prospect at its Khorixas Gold Project. The Belmont Prospect, part of the Khorixas Gold Project, is …

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Mozambique’s KKLM Enterprise Partners with Dubi Energies to Spearhead Industrial Waste Solutions Across Southern Africa

Mozambican corporate services firm KKLM Enterprise Lda has inked a strategic cross-border partnership with Nigeria’s Dubi Energies, marking a significant step toward delivering specialized industrial waste management and water treatment solutions to the expanding mining, oil, and gas sectors across Southern Africa. Founded in 2022, KKLM Enterprise built its initial …

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Etango updates on early construction works

Bannerman Energy, the developers of Etango Uranium Project continues to report strong progress across its construction works activities. According to the company, the early works construction activities continue to advance in line with overall budget and schedule expectations. The company says the bulk earthworks package is now approximately 99 percent …

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$17B Mega-Refinery Set to Transform East Africa

When Kenyan President William Ruto stepped onto the vast grounds of the 700,000-barrel-per-day Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Lagos, Nigeria, fresh off his appearance at the United Nations General Assembly, he was expecting a major industrial facility. What he encountered, by his own account, was something far more transcendent, a high-tech …

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