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Bannerman Energy has pushed bulk earthworks at its Etango uranium project in Namibia to 99% completion as the company and its joint venture partner prepare for a final investment decision...
Read moreFourteen-year-old Namibian Tironenn Amutenya Kadhikwa has set his sights on exploring a career in nuclear energy after returning from a 10-day scientific expedition to the North Pole aboard the nuclear-powered...
Read moreProspect Resources has received two offers for its Omaruru Lithium Project in Namibia as the Australian-listed explorer moves towards disposing of the asset and concentrates its investment on its flagship...
Read moreSkeleton Coast Uranium is seeking up to C$5 million through a private placement to fund exploration and development across five uranium exploration licences covering about 610 km² in Namibia's Erongo...
Read moreAustralian explorer Core Energy Minerals has laid out an exploration programme extending into the second quarter of 2027 for its expanded Namibian uranium portfolio, with a maiden 2,500-metre drilling campaign...
Read moreUK-listed Arkle Resources says its maiden drilling programme in Namibia has identified an extensive uranium system at its Erongo project, with laboratory results expected within the next 20 days to...
Read moreDeep Yellow is yet to determine how much debt it will seek to finance its Tumas uranium mine in Namibia, with Nedbank waiting for the company to settle the size...
Read moreDeep Yellow advanced exploration at Omahola, S-Bend and Tinkas during the 2026 financial year as the uranium developer continued building a pipeline of potential resources around its flagship Tumas project...
Read moreDeep Yellow recorded A$52 million, or about N$600 million at current exchange rates, in capital expenditure on its Tumas uranium project in Namibia during the year to June 2026 as...
Read moreDeep Yellow is building a substantial Namibian operating base ahead of the planned development of its Tumas uranium mine, with the company's local workforce reaching 45 employees as it prepares...
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