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Skeleton Coast Uranium has submitted a renewal application for EPL 8208 with a fully funded …
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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
Mining companies are increasingly recognising that decisions made upstream can influence performance…
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Serval raise £7 million to fund copper exploration
Independent copper and future metals developer, Serval Resources’ has announced results for the comp…
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Financing Gap Widens Between Namibia’s Competing Uranium Projects
Namibia’s uranium development pipeline is showing a widening divide between projects advancing towar…
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Three Mines Are Redrawing Southern Africa’s Place in the Zinc Market
Southern Africa is moving to claim a larger share of the global zinc industry. Major investments in …
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Additive Depletion: When Oil Runs on Empty
When Good Oils Go Bad Part 7 By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck Specialist condition mon…
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Tshipi Beats the Tyranny of Distance and Its Sales Plan
Between the Kalahari manganese field and the ports that carry its ore to the world lie 1 000 km of r…
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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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Namibia Strengthens Nuclear Power Planning with Commissioner Appointment
Building the institutional and technical capacity for a potential nuclear power programme has taken …
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ICT Summit 2026 gets Paratus support
Pan African network operator Paratus Namibia is supporting the ICT Summit 2026 at the Ongwediva Trad…
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Mining Strength Lies in Leadership and Collaboration
South Africa has the mineral wealth and technical expertise to compete at the highest levels of glob…
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Water is Life
Why Water Quality Matters: Water sustains every form of life on our planet – from the smallest…
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Perpetual Next signs agreement to accelerate the roll-out
Perpetual Next have signed a license and engineering agreement with Air Liquide Engineering and Tech…
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DHL NAMIBIA: POWERING THE PULSE OF THE MINING INDUSTRY
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BME Brings the Explosives Plant to the Mine
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Mining is still Africa’s future
One of the most prominent Australian miners in Africa said this recent global equity markets should not under-estimate the economic powerhouse that mining can deliver to the continent. Addressing the Paydirt 2015 Africa Down Under Conference in Perth, Australia, Resolute Mining CEO, John Welborn, told delegates that the business juggernaut …
Read More »Further cost cutting at Langer Heinrich
Australian uranium miner and owner of the Langer Heinrich mine, Paladin recently announced that it would cut costs further following an announcement last week that it was scalling down on its capital expenditure as the mining house adapts to a low uranium spot price. Said Paladin in a statement, “these …
Read More »Fishing association voices concern over phosphate
The Confederation of Namibia Fishing Associations recently voiced its concern against proposed marine phosphate mining in the Atlantic seabed off the coast. This comes after Israeli Lev Leviev’s much publicised visit to the country over a month ago. Speaking on behalf of the Confederate, its chairman Matti Amukwa said, “the …
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