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SKF showcases full value chain at SARA 2026
SKF South Africa will demonstrate at the South African Railway Association (SARA) 2026 Expo how its …
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BME Brings the Explosives Plant to the Mine
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Kunene Governor Pitches Community-Funded Mine
Selling goats to buy into a mine may sound unconventional but Kunene Governor Vipuakuje Muharukua wa…
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Moscow Awaits Windhoek’s Nod as Rosatom Bids for Namibian Uranium
Russia is waiting on a yes from Windhoek and it sounds confident of getting one. Namibia, AfricaR…
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Serval Resources’ Kaoko Basin confirm high-grade mineralisation
Independent copper and future metals developer, Serval Resources’ latest assay results confirm high-…
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Namibplaas uranium licence renewed for two years
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High-Grade Intersections Extend Andrada’s Lithium Ridge Beyond Main Trend
Andrada Mining’s latest drilling at its Lithium Ridge Project in Namibia shows that the lithiu…
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Paratus launches Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO connectivity
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Khorixas intersect high-grade gold zones
Canadian listed gold exploration company focused on the discovery and advancement of new gold system…
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Mozambique’s KKLM Enterprise Partners with Dubi Energies to Spearhead Industrial Waste Solutions Across Southern Africa
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Etango updates on early construction works
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Geopolitical shifts to strengthen Africa’s strategic position – KPMG
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AfDB, BMZ partner to boost Africa’s rail connectivity
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Owishi, a Rare Stone Giving Namibia’s Diamonds a Distinctive Edge
By: Ulla Setswalo Some diamonds are valuable for their size while others carry a story that makes th…
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$17B Mega-Refinery Set to Transform East Africa
When Kenyan President William Ruto stepped onto the vast grounds of the 700,000-barrel-per-day Dango…
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