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Twin Hill takes over from Otjikoto mine
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Water is Life
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Protected: Harnessing Strategic Partnerships to Shape Nuclear Future
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De Beers showcases automated diamond screening instrument
Global diamond giant, De Beers Group’s Science & Technology division has revealed SynthDetect 2,…
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New CAT® D11 XE electric drive dozer delivers more productivity
Mining operations depend on dozers that move more material efficiently while helping control fuel co…
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CNOL strategic financing now unconditional
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Electra Mining Africa appoints new CEO after twenty years
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Metso launches Sampo Cell
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SKF SA extends remanufacturing expertise into bearing
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Metso’s new digital solutions to optimise production
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Microdieseling: The Explosions You Never Hear
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Australian Uranium Developers Advance Namibia’s Next Projects
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How Modern Agtech Principles are Sowing Sustainability into Earth’s Deepest Digs
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Italy Eyes South Africa as Gateway for Mining Technology Expansion
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Facing the challenges of Mine Dewatering
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Electra Mining Africa appoints new CEO after twenty years
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Microdieseling: The Explosions You Never Hear
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Italy Eyes South Africa as Gateway for Mining Technology Expansion
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Equinor Joins Namibia’s Oil Race as Orange Basin Draws Global Majors
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Namibia’s mining sector is strengthening its position at the centre of the country’s economic growth strategy, contributing 14% of GDP and generating N$7.8 billion in tax revenue in 2025 as government looks to leverage a new wave of investment across gold, uranium and other minerals. Mining tax revenue rose 39% …
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Several Ugandan investors are exploring opportunities to establish businesses in Namibia, following talks with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah aimed at strengthening economic ties between the two countries. The delegation is chiefly targeting the energy, agriculture, information and communication technology, youth empowerment and security sectors, with the goal of creating jobs and …
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