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Etango Secures Green Light for US$353m Uranium Development
After more than two decades of exploration, technical studies and project development, Namibia’s Eta…
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DHL NAMIBIA: POWERING THE PULSE OF THE MINING INDUSTRY
Since 1988, DHL Namibia has been the force behind one of the country’s most vital sectors-mining. Fo…
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Diamond Slump Deepens N$5.3bn Revenue Shortfall
Namibia’s diamond downturn is placing mounting pressure on public finances, with the governmen…
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Dual Valves: Global Slurry Solutions Anchored by Local Expertise
With a manufacturing legacy rooted in South Africa and a presence that spans the globe, Dual Valves …
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Tumas Project Advances with Local Contract Awards
By Eugene .D. Dube Deep Yellow Limited has moved to lock in early-stage execution capacity at its fl…
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From Shared Struggle to Shared Dividends, Namibia Presses Angola for Results
Namibia wants its shared history with Angola to start paying economic dividends. Addressing Angola’s…
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Record Tin Prices and Operational Surge Drive Turnaround at Andrada Mining
In a dramatic display of operational momentum, London AIM-listed Andrada Mining has delivered a stan…
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Sand Mining Oversight Faces Scrutiny as Permit Numbers Raise Concerns
The scale of illegal sand extraction in Namibia remains uncertain, raising questions about the effec…
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Green Metals Refining Clears Key Hurdle for N$1bn Industrial Chemicals Investment
Reducing dependence on imported industrial chemicals could give Namibia’s mining sector greater supp…
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Andrada Clears Regulatory Hurdle to Advance Namibia’s Brandberg West
By Eugene .D. Dube Aim listed Andrada Mining has secured Namibian Competition Commission approval fo…
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Skeletons to renew EPL within the Namib-Naukluft National Park
Skeleton Coast Uranium has submitted a renewal application for EPL 8208 with a fully funded two-year…
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Tsodilo Resources explore Namibia, DRC
International mineral resource exploration company, Tsodilo Resources engaged in the search for econ…
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General Strategic Metals expand interest in Otjozondjupa region
Independent mineral exploration company, General Strategic Metals Inc. has entered into an option ag…
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Beyond The Source: How Mines Can Investigate Downstream Process Impacts
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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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Wia Gold has moved its Kokoseb Gold Project in Namibia closer to construction after securing firm commitments for a $125 million placement that, together with proposed debt financing and existing cash, is expected to complete the project’s funding package through to first gold. The placement will see about 294.1 million …
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