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Twin Hill takes over from Otjikoto mine
Scheduled to produce more than 162,000 ounces of gold a year and create more than 1,000 direct jobs,…
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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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Protected: Harnessing Strategic Partnerships to Shape Nuclear Future
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De Beers showcases automated diamond screening instrument
Global diamond giant, De Beers Group’s Science & Technology division has revealed SynthDetect 2,…
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New CAT® D11 XE electric drive dozer delivers more productivity
Mining operations depend on dozers that move more material efficiently while helping control fuel co…
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CNOL strategic financing now unconditional
A$124M underwritten placement to fully fund Etango Bannerman Energy has launched a fully underwritt…
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Electra Mining Africa appoints new CEO after twenty years
After 20 years of dedicated leadership from Thomas Holtz, Multotec announces the appointment of Joha…
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Metso launches Sampo Cell
Metso is introducing the Sampo™ Cell, a breakthrough innovation in coarse particle flotation that en…
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SKF SA extends remanufacturing expertise into bearing
Through SKF Remanufacturing’s expertise in clearance modification, a longstanding customer was able …
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Metso’s new digital solutions to optimise production
Metso expands its Metso Digital portfolio with the launch of three new solutions, designed to help m…
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Microdieseling: The Explosions You Never Hear
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Australian Uranium Developers Advance Namibia’s Next Projects
Uranium’s resurgence is putting Namibia’s next generation of mines back in the spotlight, with Austr…
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How Modern Agtech Principles are Sowing Sustainability into Earth’s Deepest Digs
As global pressure mounts on modern producers to slash emissions and conserve vital water resources …
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Italy Eyes South Africa as Gateway for Mining Technology Expansion
By: Ulla Setswalo South Africa’s mining modernisation and infrastructure needs are opening a new com…
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Facing the challenges of Mine Dewatering
Dewatering is critical to most mining operations, but every mining site faces a variety of challenge…
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The lube kitchen series part 13: Extreme Pressure (EP) additives – the additives that thrive under pressure
By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck Continuing the journey through the world of anti-wear additives with condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, this final instalment of the lube kitchen series looks at additives that work their magic under pressure – Extreme Pressure (EP) additives – the other metal guardians in your …
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Namibia’s economic expansion is set to slow in 2025, with real gross domestic product projected to ease to 3.0%, down from an estimated 3.7% in 2024, according to the Bank of Namibia’s December 2025 Economic Outlook Update. The bank attributed the weaker outlook to subdued performance across several key sectors, …
Read More »Namibia Seeks Stronger Chinese Investment in Strategic Projects
The Namibian government is strengthening its push to attract Chinese investment across key sectors as it positions itself as a strategic cooperation hub for China in southern Africa.China is already Namibia’s largest source of foreign direct investment, accounting for about 30 percent of total inflows and its second-largest trading partner …
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