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Africa’s diamond producers are no longer content to extract and export their gems. A quiet but profound realignment is taking shape across the continent, driven by a desire to control...

If Africa ever decides to buy back its diamonds, the structure to do so already exists. The African Diamond Producers Association (ADPA) — founded in 2006 in Luanda, Angola —...

As Anglo American prepares to sell its 85 per cent stake in De Beers, Africa’s diamond-producing nations find themselves at a crossroads. For over a century, De Beers has shaped...

A new partnership has been forged in Namibia’s copper-gold corridor, with Arcadia Minerals Limited announcing a binding farm-in agreement with Kaoko Metals Pty Ltd to fast-track the Karibib Copper-Gold Project....

A scoping study has set Kokoseb Gold Project’s initial mine life at more than 11 years, with forecast average annual gold production of 177,000 ounces during the first five years...

Cazaly Resources Limited’s expanding footprint in Namibia’s Otavi Mountain Land is emerging as a quiet but powerful catalyst in the company’s valuation story. Once viewed primarily as an Australian mid-tier...

Namibia’s emerging energy mix — spanning oil, gas, renewables and green hydrogen — is poised to transform the national economy by the end of the decade, with the combined potential...

Namibia’s mining industry has laid out an ambitious reform and investment agenda aimed at unlocking N$30 billion in new mining projects by 2030, increasing local beneficiation, and expanding employment opportunities...

Swakop Uranium’s drive to build resilient Namibian businesses continues to bear fruit, as several local enterprises—including Akulyanga Trading CC, Blueberg Trading Enterprise, and Sanitech—report transformative growth through long-term service contracts...

At Swakop Uranium’s Husab Mine, employees are regarded as the company’s greatest resource — and 2024 proved a year of active engagement, wellness, and learning for the more than 1,600-strong...