The Twin Hills Gold Project in Namibia is emerging as a cornerstone of the country’s next phase of gold production, with first output expected in early 2027 and annual production projected at more than 162,000 ounces, rising to approximately 176,000 ounces at peak. Positioned to take over from the Otjikoto …
Read More »Enabling accurate, continuous control of bulk material flow from pit to process.
The movement of bulk solids is constant, high volume, and tightly linked to production efficiency. From crushed ore to processed aggregates, materials are typically transported via conveyor belts or screw conveyors, forming the backbone of continuous production. While this seems pretty straightforward, the real challenge lies in knowing exactly how …
Read More »Hyperspectral Study Unlocks New Drill Targets at Askari’s Uis Project
Askari Metals has expanded its exploration pipeline at the Uis Project in Namibia after identifying seven new high-priority pegmatite targets ahead of its upcoming reverse circulation drilling programme. The targets were generated through an in-house hyperspectral study combining satellite imagery and spectral data analysis, strengthening the company’s view that Uis …
Read More »Leadership Shift in Namibia Oil Sector as Amutenya Takes Top Regulatory Role
Namibia’s Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy has appointed Deputy Director of Petroleum Exploration and Production Aune Amutenya as Acting Petroleum Commissioner, marking a key leadership transition at a critical moment for the country’s rapidly expanding oil and gas sector. The appointment, announced by Mines and Energy Minister Modestus Amutse …
Read More »Telecoms Giant MTC Unlocks Huawei Enterprise Portfolio Access
Namibia’s largest mobile telecommunications operator, MTC, has been certified as an enterprise partner of Chinese technology company Huawei, strengthening collaboration between the two firms in enterprise connectivity and digital infrastructure solutions. The certification gives MTC access to Huawei’s enterprise portfolio, including cloud services, connectivity solutions and broader digital infrastructure offerings aimed …
Read More »Rare Earth Explorer Launches Massive Namibia Drill Drive with Toyota, Japan Backing
Namibia Critical Metals Inc. has kicked off a major drilling campaign at its flagship Lofdal heavy rare earths project, a move aimed at significantly expanding the deposit’s footprint as global competition for critical minerals intensifies. The Toronto-venture-listed explorer commenced the campaign on June 3, targeting a first-ever resource estimate for …
Read More »Strategic Backers Boost NCM’s Lofdal Growth and Mine Life Ambitions
Namibia Critical Metals (NCMI) is advancing a new phase of growth at its Lofdal Heavy Rare Earths project, leveraging strong backing from strategic partners to expand resources, extend mine life and enhance the project’s long-term development profile. The launch of the 2026 drilling campaign marks a critical step in unlocking …
Read More »Navachab Gold Mine Moves Deep as QKR Pushes Past Open Pits in Namibia
QKR Namibia is shifting its strategy at the historic Navachab gold mine, driving underground tunnels beneath its traditional open pits to unlock a deep-seated deposit that was once out of economic reach. The mining operator is advancing a critical development phase targeting deep mineralization at the site near Karibib, according …
Read More »SKF SA celebrates 112 years in rotating asset optimisation
Commemorating 112 years of innovation, premium quality products, cutting-edge technologies and enduring partnerships, SKF South Africa in 2026 enters a defining chapter, one that underscores its unwavering commitment to shaping the future of industry through strategic rotating asset optimisation. SKF was established in 1914 by Swedish holding company SKF AB …
Read More »Sarens adds new XCMG XCL18000M crane to South African fleet
In its longest combination (up to 198+ 8m), the new crane handles a maximum payload of 192 tons at extreme heights. This model reduces setup and dismantling time to two or three days, roughly half the time required by standard cranes in its class. In addition, it delivers fuel savings …
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