Rössing Uranium donates busses to NIMT
Rössing Uranium continued to cement its corporate citizenship status with the donation of two busses to the Namibia Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) in Arandis.
Rössing Uranium continued to cement its corporate citizenship status with the donation of two busses to the Namibia Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) in Arandis.
The mining sector has been closely monitoring the trajectory of uranium prices, which surged to close 2023 at US$90/lb, subsequently surpassing the US$100/lb mark in early January 2024. The positive price movements for uranium hold immense opportunity for Namibia’s uranium sector
2023 ended with positive developments, bringing Namibia closer to the development of three new mines. These ventures are poised to fuel growth and expansion within the sector, especially amid the prevailing high prices of gold and uranium
B2Gold Namibia’s Otjikoto gold mine reached record production in 2023, and has released positive exploration results which could potentially extend its life of mine.
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
The Chamber of Mines’ annual Mining Expo & Conference is thriving, and this year’s event has set a new benchmark for excellence. It proudly stands as the largest and most successful gathering ever hosted by the Chamber of Mines, achieving remarkable growth in terms of exhibitors, visitors, and conference participants, with increases of 59%, 33%, and 80%, respectively.
What makes ESG truly powerful is the intricate web of interconnections and interrelations between these elements as they collectively frame a company, but increasingly also a town, a society and even a nation’s sustainability profile.
Namdeb is proud to announce that Namibia’s first-ever battery-electric bus (E-bus) has arrived in Namibia. The arrival of the bus in Oranjemund aligns with Namdeb’s value of sustainability and the Company’s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030. Namdeb has undertaken to reduce its overall diesel and electricity consumption by improving the efficiency of its processes as part of accelerating its carbon neutrality journey. This commitment further contributes to realizing Namibia’s national effort of minimizing the negative impacts of society on the environment.