Wits Mining Institute (WMI) will next week host a seminar on critical minerals and technology. Slated for to be held at Wits University on 29 and 30 August 2024, the will focus on 21st century mining technology and a WMI exhibition. The seminar is expected to attract line-up from industry …
Read More »Namibia’s Tschudi Copper Plant Resumes Operations
Consolidated Copper Corp (CCC) has successfully restarted the Tschudi copper plant, marking a significant milestone for Namibia’s copper industry. For the first time in four years, LME Grade A copper cathode is being produced in the country, underscoring Namibia’s emerging role in the global clean energy value chain. The Tschudi …
Read More »New policy to ensure citizens benefit from oil boom
The Ministry of Mines and Energy is fast-tracking the National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy to ensure local benefit directly from the growing oil and gas sector. Authorities at the ministry said the policy aims to boost local participation across the entire industry, from exploration to production, while maintaining a …
Read More »CCC appoints Demirkaya to CIO post
Consolidated Copper Corp (CCC) has appointed Yalkin Demirkaya as the company’s Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). With over 40 years of experience in information technology and cybersecurity, Demirkaya’s expertise will be pivotal as CCC advances its operational capabilities during a critical phase of growth. As …
Read More »thyssenkrupp Uhde: Sustainable decarbonisation processes for refineries
The 2015 Paris Agreement, which set the goal of keeping global average temperature increases less than 2°C (3.6°F) by 2050, has provided a roadmap for countries and industries looking to combat climate change and adapt to its effects. At the heart of the response lie ambitious programs to significantly reduce …
Read More »Namibia Digs In for Mining Overhaul
….as it cracks down on mining wildcatters Namibia is digging in for a showdown with mining companies after revealing that less than half of its approved projects are actually in operation. The southern African nation, renowned for its uranium, lithium, and rare earth deposits, is determined to wring more value …
Read More »Forklift Champs Wanted: Industry Giants Call for Entries
The search is on for the world’s top forklift driver, with entries now open for the prestigious Forklift Driver of the Year competition. The thrilling showdown will take place at the Electra Mining Africa exhibition in Nasrec, Johannesburg, from 2 to 6 September 2024. Organised by Lifting Africa and LEEASA …
Read More »Mining Expo 2024: Embracing Opportunity and Sustainability in Namibia’s Mining Sector
By Glen-Nora Tjipura The 2024 Mining Expo and Conference, held at the Windhoek Showgrounds from August 7-9, marked the 11th edition of an event that has become central to Namibia’s mining industry. Under the theme “Green Shoots for Namibia’s Mining Industry: A Season of Opportunity and Growth to Drive Economic …
Read More »Andrada Mining Lands NAD 175 million Funding from Bank Windhoek
A prominent African producer of critical raw materials with a range of mining and exploration assets in Namibia, Andrada Mining Limited (AIM: ATM, OTCQB: ATMTF), has successfully finalised a significant funding agreement with Bank Windhoek Limited (BWL). This deal, valued at NAD 175 million (approximately £7.5 million), was concluded by …
Read More »Modernising Namibian mining
Mark Twain famously said: During the gold rush it’s a good time to be in the pick and shovel business”. The mining, minerals and metals sector has certainly on moved on from just picks and shovels, and with that, countries like Namibia which is quickly becoming the next destination for the proverbial …
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