Recognising women’s invaluable role, Debmarine Namibia is committed to safeguarding the health and well-being of pregnant women, ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve
Debmarine Namibia’s commitment to women’s health is a holistic approach to employee wellbeing. The company recognises that a thriving workforce begins with good health,
Growing up in the dusty streets of Katutura, a young and inquisitive boy dreamed of a future beyond the horizon. That boy was Harold Haoseb, whose journey from A.I. Steenkamp Primary School to Windhoek High School, and later the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT), shaped his path to becoming a Vessel Master.
The Chamber of Mines of Namibia joins the nation in mourning the passing of our founding father, Dr. Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma on the 8th February, 2025 at the age of 95. His life was a testament to unwavering dedication, resilience, and visionary leadership. As the first President of Namibia, Dr. Nujoma’s tireless efforts and sacrifices laid the foundation for the independence and development of our beloved nation.
The Chamber of Mines of Namibia would like to pay a heartfelt tribute to Mark Dawe who passed away aged just 61 on 4 December 2024 at his home in Windhoek after fighting a two-year battle with a brain tumour (glioblastoma).
From Bernice Tembo in 1980 to Prisca Anyolo in 2024, the Miss Namibia pageant has been uncovering Namibia’s brightest diamonds and equipping young women with the tools to make a difference. The title and crown of “Miss Namibia” transcend the Namibian stage, serving as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of young Namibian women when their voices are supported and amplified.
The Chamber of Mines is delighted to welcome Ruusa Nuusiku Kambonde as the newest member of our team. Ruusa, a dynamic young economist, joined the Chamber in early December 2024 and is now part the Economics unit.
2024 was a momentous year for Bannerman as construction commenced on-site at the Etango Uranium Project. The first two early works contracts approved for Etango – the construction water supply and site access road – were completed in July 2024; safely, on time and on budget.
B2Gold Namibia delivered a solid production performance during Q4 2024, producing 52,452 ounces of gold in line with our budget, with production coming from the open pit as well as the Wolfshag Underground Mine.
The recently updated resource estimate at Andrada’s flagship Uis mine strategically aligns with the Company’s long-term ambition to create a tin and lithium production hub in Namibia. By expanding the resource base, which is comprised of minerals critical to the energy transition, we continue to prove that Uis is a globally significant and strategically relevant source.
