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SKF showcases full value chain at SARA 2026
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BME Brings the Explosives Plant to the Mine
Moving high risk explosives across long and fragile supply routes is one of the hardest logistical p…
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Kunene Governor Pitches Community-Funded Mine
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Moscow Awaits Windhoek’s Nod as Rosatom Bids for Namibian Uranium
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Serval Resources’ Kaoko Basin confirm high-grade mineralisation
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Namibplaas uranium licence renewed for two years
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The environment ministry approved an application by an Arab-majority owned company to extract marine phosphate from the sea, despite concerns about a lack of consultations and the danger to the ocean ecosystem. Phosphate, which will be used to make fertilisers, is expected to be extracted around 120 kilometres into the …
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