Debmarine Namibia’s partnership with UNAM’s Ogongo Campus is helping expand rice production, transfer agricultural knowledge and create sustainable livelihoods. At the centre of this impact is 78-year-old farmer Shipena Amunyela, whose determination and willingness to share his knowledge are inspiring a new generation of rice farmers.
As part of its ongoing commitment to education and community development, Elspe Mining (Pty) Ltd has once again invested in the future of Namibia’s technical workforce through the donation of specialised training equipment to the NIMT
Navachab Gold Mine is progressing underground development activities aimed at unlocking additional mineral resources, creating employment opportunities and supporting future production growth through exploration and infrastructure development.
Navachab Gold Mine welcomed 28 apprentices in May 2026, providing hands-on training and workplace experience while supporting youth empowerment, skills development and the growth of Namibia’s future workforce.
Rössing Uranium commissioned four private LTE towers, expanding network coverage and supporting smart mining technologies, safety, operational efficiency and digital transformation through infrastructure investments exceeding N$10 million.
Rössing Uranium donated N$135 000 to Swakop Striders Running Club and N$20 010 to the Cancer Association of Namibia through proceeds from the 2026 Rössing National Marathon
Rössing Uranium donated a laser alignment tool valued at N$130,000 to NIMT, strengthening technical training and helping apprentices develop industry-relevant skills for Namibia’s evolving mining sector.
Bannerman honours Werner Ewald’s leadership legacy while advancing the Etango Project, achieving one million LTI-free hours and progressing strategic partnerships that position the project for development.
Langer Heinrich Uranium remains on track for full production by FY2026, delivering strong operational performance, local employment, community investment and procurement opportunities while supporting Namibia’s growing uranium sector.
Deep Yellow Namibia donated ICT equipment valued at N$93,580 to rural schools in the Omaruru Circuit, enhancing digital learning, supporting teachers and improving access to quality education resources.
