Rössing Uranium donated N$300,000 towards the National Emergency Disaster Fund to assist vulnerable communities who have been impacted by the Efundja floods in the northern parts of Namibia
Bannerman Mining Resources (Namibia) was a winner of the highly prestigious 2023 ESG Forum Award at the African Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
The evolution of the S in ESG
The evolution of the S in ESG
by the COSDEF Arts & Craft Centre to the value of N$105,000. The two-week training course kicked off at Spitzkoppe Village on 7 November, and will cover creative art foundation training and craft technical training. It forms part of a more extensive training project that is expected to continue in 2023 to expand the skills […]
The Debmarine-Namdeb Foundation is an Incorporated Association Not for Gain, established in 2015 by Debmarine Namibia and Namdeb to be the corporate social investment vehicle for the companies. The vision of the Foundation is to be the benchmark community partner in socio-economic development. “Our mission is to create thriving communities through partnerships and collaborations with […]
Rössing Uranium continues to live by its Motto of “Working for Namibia” through its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) activities, benefiting communities in Namibia. Annually, the Company has a set plan of community activities to which it contributes, in addition to the reactive support given to requesting projects. In 2022, Rössing Uranium has again expanded its […]
The evolution of the S in ESG
Introduction to Swakop Uranium Swakop Uranium is a Namibian registered mining company which is jointly owned by the Namibian Government through Epangelo and the People’s Republic of China, through China General Nuclear Power Corporation and the China-Africa Development Fund. The mighty Husab Mine was constructed in February 2013 and completed in 2016 at a cost […]
On Wednesday, 17 August 2022, Rössing Uranium launched its 45 year legacy book in Swakopmund. The 270 pages book documents the history and contributions of Rössing Uranium’s to Namibia’s socio-economic footprint over the past 45 years (1976 -2021) In his opening remarks: Rössing Uranium Board Chairperson, Steve Galloway mentioned how privileged he is to be […]
