Thursday , January 15 2026

Uranium

Tumas 3 resource estimates inspire Deep Yellow’s explorations

Deep Yellow Limited’s subsidiary Reptile Uranium Namibia has announced maiden mineral resource estimate (MRE) for the Tumas 3 discovery. Reptile Uranium Namibia said the MRE is encouraging at a 200ppm eU3O8 cut-off, comprises 23.5Mlb inferred mineral resources at a grade of 382ppm eU3O8. The results come after a three month …

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Namibia pins hope China’s nuclear power appetite

Uranium mining activities significantly contribute to the development agenda of the government, Kornelia Shilunga deputy minister of Mines and Energy has revealed. Shilunga said the mining sector – despite continuous low uranium prices – contributed about N$161 million in royalties, whilst N$1 billion was paid in wages and salaries in …

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Specialist warns against uranium shortage

Uranium expert and representative of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Dr Martin Fairclough, predicts the world will face a shortage of uranium within the next three decades, as demand will outweigh supply. Speaking at the opening of the Uranium International Conference in Swakopmund, Fairclough said countries should vigorously explore and …

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Bannerman Resources welcomes Namibian partner.

Bannerman Resources has completed the Namibian Partner Transaction, which sees One Economy Foundation become a 5% loan-carried shareholder in the Etango uranium project in Namibia. The transaction fulfills an emerging industry-wide requirement for a minimum of 5% Namibian ownership. The One Economy Foundation was chosen as the preferred investor for …

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Etango to spur Namibia’s uranium production

Bannerman Resources Limited developers of Etango Mine have reported a successful first quarter positioning the company to improve Namibia’s uranium sector outlook. The company says has continued its solid progress over another successful quarter, culminating in commencement of Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) update to gauge the capital and operating cost …

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Husab uranium mine set for operations

Construction at the Swakop’s uranium mine Husab has been completed ahead of the projected full scale operations in August 2018. Zheng Keping the company’s Chief Executive Officer said workforce adjustments have also been made to ensure smooth production, despite controversies. Husab Mine started construction in 2013 with about 4 500 …

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Etango Mine’s DFS gets an update

ASX-listed Bannerman Resources has announced intentions to update the definitive feasibility study (DFS) for Etango uranium project. The company said the development comes following the conclusion of the heap leach demonstration plant programme. According to the company the updated DFS will target capital and operating cost reductions, with the demonstration …

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Namibia lifts Moratorium on new Uranium Exploration Applications

The Namibian government recently announced the lifting of a 10-year moratorium on new applications for exploration licences on nuclear fuel minerals. The Ministry of Mines and Energy announced in a statement that it is withdrawing the reservation of any area in Namibia from any prospecting and mining operations in respect …

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Bannerman updates Etango DFS

ASX-listed Bannerman Resources will update the definitive feasibility study (DFS) for its Etango uranium project, in Namibia, following the conclusion of the heap leach demonstration plant programme. “Our two-year commitment to the Etango demonstration plant programme has been a remarkable success. Not only have we consolidated Etango’s position as one …

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Namibian mine sale delayed

Uranium miner Paladin Energy has warned shareholders of a delay in the completion of the sale of a 24% interest in the Langer Heinrich mine, in Namibia, to a Chinese company. The dual-listed firm is selling a 24% interest in Langer Heinrich to CNNC Overseas Uranium Holdings and up to …

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