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After more than two decades of exploration, technical studies and project development, Namibia’s Etango uranium …
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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
Mining companies are increasingly recognising that decisions made upstream can influence performance…
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Seabed Mining Rush Reaches Namibia’s Coast – Updates
By Eugene .D. Dube The world’s easiest deposits are running out on land, and that is pushing m…
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