Rössing Uranium extended a helping hand to the Namibian Police of Erongo Region, with a donation of N$750,000 to be channelled towards the servicing and upkeep of police vehicles in the towns of Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Arandis.
Amid an increasing number of fatal incidents involving learners hit by vehicles on the roads of the coastal towns, Rössing Uranium supported 8 schools in Walvis Bay to enhance their traffic patrols and road safety awareness.
Rössing Uranium scooped the Chamber of Mines of Namibia’s Inter-Mine Safety Competition Award for operating mines (Division A) in the country. This was announced by the Chairperson, Health & Safety Committee, Barcelona Tsauses, on Wednesday, 30 August 2023, at the Chamber of Mines of Namibia’s Mining Expo and Conference.
NUI has partnered with Education for Health Africa to bring World best practices to the African continent, currently one of the World’s fastest growing markets for healthcare and workplace well-being. The Occupational Vision Screening Course is an international standard certificate of competence short course designed specifically for people in Africa, who are responsible for performing […]
Rössing Uranium recorded its lowest All Injury Frequency Rate (AIFR) of 0.29 in 2021, the best performance in the history of the mine. Rössing’s manager for Health Safety Environment and Protection Services (HSE & PS), Jacklyn Mwenze, shares what this achievement means to the business. “Our goal is for every member of the workforce to […]
On 25 November 2021 and under the auspices of the Radiation Safety Working Group of the Namibian Uranium Association’s Uranium Institute, the Security and Emergency Services Department of Rӧssing Uranium and members of the Working Group conducted a joint emergency drill inside. As we have witnessed a number of Transnamib derailments in recent times, the […]
