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After fifteen years of drilling, sampling, metallurgy and regulatory work, Lofdal could soon join the handful of heavy-rare-earth mines outside China — projects like Browns Range in Australia, Nechalacho in...

Northern Graphite’s latest quarterly update confirms two things that matter for Namibia - the Okanjande graphite mine remains central to the company’s global strategy, and Namibia is positioned to become...

It has taken just over six months for Midas Minerals to move from acquisition to drilling, a rapid transition that now sees the Australian explorer turning rigs across the historic...

Osino’s amended operational environmental and social management plan shows the project is now firmly geared toward production, with a targeted output of about 3 million tonnes of ore per year,...

Uis has quietly risen to become the fourth most essential technology-metals operation in Southern Africa, standing just behind Bisie in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe’s two lithium giants,...

The appointment of Modestus Amutse as Minister of Industries, Mines and Energy on 2 December 2025 marks a decisive attempt by President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to restore stability to a ministry...

Deep Yellow’s new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Greg Field, comes at a critical time when the uranium developer is preparing to convert years of study work into real...

Rosh Pinah is entering a new phase of industrial growth, and its energy needs are rising just as quickly. This week, the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) approved N$164 million...

The Kranzberg Fault Zone, a twenty-kilometre strike length of gold-fertile structures that cross EPLs 6162 and 7261 and wrap around the Etiro Dome under EPL 6550, has become the centrepiece...

Elevate Uranium’s development programme across its Namibian assets enters a tightly defined operational phase between late 2025 and the end of 2026, driven by the rollout of the company’s U-grade™...