Navachab Welcomes 28 New Apprentices

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 boosts training at NIMT

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.

Namdeb supports Environmental Literacy amongst 14 schools through primary school quiz

The School Environment Clubs (SEC) Namibia successfully hosted the Primary Schools Quiz 2025 at Pioneerspark Primêre Skool (Parkies), bringing together 14 schools from the Khomas Region under the theme: “Protecting What Sustains Us: Food, Water, Environment, Energy and Life.” The quiz, held in partnership with Namdeb Diamond Corporation (NAMDEB), Namibian Chamber of Environment (NCE), and […]

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Natural Diamonds: A symbol of care and community spirit

One of Debmarine Namibia’s guiding principles is the motto “I Care.” This motto is deeply ingrained in each of their employees, reflecting a collective commitment to compassion and generosity. Every Valentine’s Day, in a heartwarming display of unity, Debmarine employees come together to make a charitable choice by opening their hearts and contributing to the less fortunate. This dedication and initiative have not only made a significant impact on the community but also exemplified the spirit of empathy and togetherness within the organisation.

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.

Rössing Uranium and its employees supports Michel Durocher in //Karas Region

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.