In its ongoing commitment to support the local community, Rössing Uranium has generously donated N$1.25 million to the Ministry of Health and Social Services in the Erongo region. This funding will be used for infrastructure upgrades and the procurement of essential equipment at district hospitals in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, and Usakos.
Rössing Uranium, together with its employees, officially handed over N$48,000 for infrastructure upgrades to the Michel Durocher Primary School in the //Karas Region. The school was approached by two Rössing Uranium employees to assess their needs. The mine approved the installation of window glass, painting of window frames, and the creation of a mural on one of the school walls. This donation is part of the mine’s Employee Community Project, an initiative aimed at involving its employees in community projects.
The Chamber of Mines of Namibia recently enhanced its historic premises with iconic mining symbols, reinforcing its deep-rooted identity within the mining sector.
The 2024 Mining Expo & Conference, hosted by the Chamber of Mines, set new records for participation and is now regarded as the largest commercial show in Namibia.
On the 22nd and 23rd November, the Chamber of Mines, Debmarine Namibia and B2Gold will be hosting the annual Inter-Mines Sports Games at the Vegkop Stadium in Windhoek
It was a highlight of 2024 when Walvis Bay Salt recently celebrated its 60th birthday at the Walvis Bay Municipality Town Hall.
In a significant development for Namibia’s mining sector, Andrada Mining Limited has entered into a landmark agreement with Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile SA through its subsidiary SQM Australia (Pty) Ltd (“SQM”), a global leader in lithium production, to collaborate on the development of Andrada’s Lithium Ridge asset. In a ringing endorsement for both […]
B2Gold’s mission extends beyond mining, with a strong focus on making meaningful contributions that uplift communities. In the Otjozondjupa region, the company, together with key stakeholders identified core areas essential for sustainable development, including education and healthcare.
The construction of the DRC Police Station in informal Swakopmund is rapidly taking shape, which is currently 46 percent complete, and is expected to be finished in January 2025.
On 28 October 2024, Sinomine Tsumeb Community Trust hosted a closing ceremony for the Math and Science Clinic programme launched on 29 April 2024 in Tsumeb.
