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
2024 was a momentous year for Bannerman as construction commenced on-site at the Etango Uranium Project. The first two early works contracts approved for Etango – the construction water supply and site access road – were completed in July 2024; safely, on time and on budget.
he first stage early construction works at Bannerman’s Etango Uranium Project have been completed and focus now shifts to the finalising of the next round of contracts for further works
eep Yellow Limited, in collaboration with its subsidiary, Reptile Mineral Resources and Exploration (Pty) Ltd (RMR), has donated textbooks and educational equipment to schools in Walvis Bay to make sure every student has access to the tools they need to succeed.
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
After the granting of the mining licence ML250 in December 2023, Bannerman Mining Resources Namibia was quick to hit the ground running by awarding two key early works contracts, namely the Etango temporary water pipeline and the access road construction
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 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
