The Swakop Uranium Foundation’s Hope Farm Project has enabled emerging farmer Elizabeth Murangi to expand her livestock farming activities through the donation of 21 goats, supported by training and ongoing technical assistance. The initiative has also created employment and strengthened her prospects for a sustainable livelihood.
The Swakop Uranium Foundation’s Hope Farm Project has enabled first-time farmer Ellen Katambo to establish a livestock farming enterprise in the Erongo Region, creating employment and new livelihood opportunities through practical training and ongoing support.
For young farmer Tjamana Muukua, the Swakop Uranium Foundation’s Hope Farm Project provided an opportunity to develop a sheep-farming enterprise, supported by training, veterinary services and ongoing technical assistance.
Throughout 2025, the Swakop Uranium Foundation strengthened its drive to support sustainable community development, placing greater emphasis on aligning its projects with Namibia’s national ambitions such as Vision 2030, Namibia’s Sixth National Development Plan (NDP6) and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This commitment reflects the Foundation’s ongoing focus on ensuring that its work […]
Namibia’s mining sector stands tall, contributing 13.3% of GDP and drawing N$24 billion in local procurement. At the heart of this industry is Swakop Uranium’s Husab Mine,the World’s largest open pit uranium mine
Swakop Uranium is proud to announce a series of activities in celebration of ‘World Environment Day’, highlighting our commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement
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 […]
