Japan has committed up to N$564.4 million (C$47.668 million) to advance the development of the Lofdal Heavy Rare Earth Project in Namibia's Kunene Region, strengthening its efforts to secure long-term supplies of critical minerals used in electric vehicles and advanced...
By Rihupisee Kavari and Shereef Martin Rare earth elements have moved from being specialised industrial minerals to strategic inputs...
Read moreDetailsTransmission constraints on South Africa's electricity network have forced Namibia to extend its moratorium on new electricity generation licences...
Read moreDetailsBannerman Energy is on track to make a final investment decision (FID) on its Etango Uranium Project after completing...
Read moreDetailsA delegation of six Finnish mining and related companies will visit Namibia next month to pursue business partnerships and...
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