Bannerman Energy has achieved a significant milestone in December 2023 as the Namibian Ministry of Mines and Energy granted the Mining Licence for its flagship Etango Uranium Project in the Erongo region
Rössing Uranium and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) Rössing Branch Executive Committee (BEC) concluded negotiations for salary increments for the year 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Rössing Uranium handed over a donation of 400 school bags with stationery to the Tsumkwe Senior Secondary School, as part of the Women in Media (WiM) Tsumkwe outreach initiative
Andrada Mining has completed the commissioning of the lithium bulk sampling plant (“the Plant”) and the tantalum circuit which are currently being optimized
Rössing Uranium and its employees donated portable desks, clothes, stationaries, and food valued at over N$ 200 000 to Ombyarundu Primary School, Ruacana circuit in Omusati region
Following the identification of additional tech-metals in the pegmatites within its three mining areas, Andrada is in the process of expanding its existing tin operations to incorporate lithium and tantalum concentrate production streams
Bannerman, which is developing the Etango uranium project in Erongo, has substantially increased its educational footprint through formalising a co-sponsorship of Mondesa Youth Opportunities in Swakopmund, alongside the Rotary Club of Swakopmund.
The Erongo Regional Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture, in collaboration with the Swakopmund Municipality and the Namibian Uranium Association, as well as various other stakeholders, held its annual Career Fair from the 25th – 28th July
ORANO MINING NAMIBIA is proud of its current contribution to the development of the Erongo Region through the Erongo Desalination Plant and of the contribution of the uranium mining sector to the production of decarbonated electricity. Orano Mining Namibia continues its focus on reducing the carbon footprint of the Erongo Desalination Plant (EDP) by making […]
Uranium prices had remained low for more than a decade, following Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident in 2011, which sparked a sharp decline in the demand for nuclear energy. However, over the past few months we have witnessed a rapid turn of fortunes in the price of uranium over a short period of time. Uranium is currently trading at $50/lb, which is a 170% increase in less than 36 months. So, what is driving this price increase, and what does it mean for our country?
