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Africa holds about 30% of the world’s critical mineral deposits, making it central to geopolitical contest. Photo Pexels

China-US critical minerals race: Africa needs to make the rules

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A general view of Steenkampskraal (SKK) rare-earth mine on July 29, 2019, about 80Km from the Western Cape town of Vanrhynsdorp. - SKK has been confirmed as one of the highest grade deposits of rare-earth minerals in the world. The rare-earth minerals are used in the manufacture of powerful magnets, which are used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, robotics, and many other applications. The mine also produces naturally occurring radioactive thorium, which is used in medical and power generation applications.

Africa’s rare-earth opportunity

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Copper is considered a critical mineral due to its essential role in national security, economic security, and the global energy transition, particularly for renewable energy and electric vehicles. Photo Pexels/Tima Miroshnichenko

Investing in Southern Africa’s critical minerals: A global imperative for the energy transition

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Namibia, Tanzania and Malawi are advancing rare earth projects. Photo Pexels/Garba Bakura

Africa’s rare mineral moment: Can the continent seize it?

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Bank Windhoek’s executive officer of corporate and institutional banking, Lukas Nanyemba.

Exploring Namibia’s economic potential through mining

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Foreward

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NEW LINKAGES: Elvis Mboya is the President of the Namibia-Kenya Chamber of Commerce.

Why Namibia must break free from South Africa’s economic slavery

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What went wrong with the climate financing bid?

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Okandjande restart needs money

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ADVANCEMENT: Xinfeng says it has operationalised its processing plant. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Xinfeng expands Uis, Omaruru projects

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Gratomic's Aukam graphite project near Lüderitz. Photo Gratomic

Aukam plant on track to produce graphite

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Simeon HaihamboPhoto: Contributed

Forging a metallurgical path in Namibia's mining industry

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