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The arid plains near Karibib, Namibia, are about to witness a transformation, as Osino Resources’ Twin Hills gold project is on the cusp of creating a thousand new jobs, according to the company’s recently released sustainability report. The report, a glowing testament to Osino’s commitment to responsible mining, goes beyond …

Nestled on the edge of the Namib desert, a ribbon of rust-coloured dunes stretching towards an unforgiving horizon, a quiet revolution is brewing. King Philippe of Belgium stood alongside Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba earlier this month, not to marvel at the stark beauty, but to inaugurate a project that could …

The Botswana government is considering increasing its shareholding in global diamond miner De Beers, according to President Mokgweetsi Masisi, following parent company Anglo American’s announcement of plans to spin off or sell the business. Botswana currently owns a 15% stake in De Beers and contributes 70% of the company’s annual …

Africa’s rich mineral resources and its potential as a vast export market are at the top of South Korea’s agenda as it hosts a summit with the leaders of 48 nations this week with plans for aid on industrial infrastructure and digital transformation. Africa is a “crucial partner” for South …

Accra, Ghana – The 17th edition of the West African Mining and Power Exhibition (WAMPEX) and Conference (WAMPOC) is set to take place from June 5th to 7th at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) and Grand Arena. This marquee event has established itself as the premier platform for the …

In a move aligned with its ambitious expansion plans, Andrada Mining has chosen to incorporate TOMRA XRT sensor-based sorting technology into its flagship Uis Mine in Namibia. This strategic acquisition includes the addition of pre-concentration circuits aimed at enhancing the mine’s output. The Uis tin mine, one of Namibia’s largest …

Organisers of the annual renowned mining jamboree Mining Indaba have announced the theme for next year’s event. According to the organisers, the Mining Indaba 2025 will be held under the banner: Future-Proofing African Mining, Today! “Together, let’s mine not only precious resources but also hope, resilience, and a legacy worthy …

Good news for parched communities in southern Africa! A collaborative project, aptly named “Enhanced Water Security and Community Resilience in the Adjacent Cuvelai and Kunene Transboundary River Basins,” has been officially endorsed by Angola and Namibia. This ambitious initiative, valued at US$11 million, marks a turning point in the fight …

Forget the flashy divas. In the unfolding drama of the global energy shift, Namibia is quietly emerging as the understudy stealing the show. This unassuming African nation isn’t jostling for center stage, but behind the scenes, it’s meticulously crafting a critical role in the low-carbon curtain call. Sure, Namibia boasts …

Africa’s once-promising allure for mining exploration has dimmed considerably, according to the latest Fraser Institute Survey of Mining Companies. The continent now houses the most jurisdictions ranked at the bottom of the global attractiveness index, raising concerns about policy uncertainty and environmental regulations. While rich in mineral wealth, numerous African …