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NamPower se hoofkantoor in Windhoek. Foto verskaf

Naloba verkla NamPower by Amutse

2 Weke Gelede

Environment minister Indileni Daniel.

Curbing illegal sand and gravel mining

2 Maande Gelede

FOTO TER ILLUSTRASIE/ARGIEF

Beplande kusaanleg fokus op suurstofproduksie

3 Maande Gelede

SITE... The area (marked in green) where the oil refinery will be situated.

Olieraffinadery van N$30 miljard beplan vir Swakopmund

4 Maande Gelede

SITE... The area (marked in green) where the oil refinery will be situated.

Olieraffinadery van N$30 miljard beplan vir Swakopmund

4 Maande Gelede

A map detailing Namibia's oil blocks.

Pancontinental maps Saturn complex

4 Maande Gelede

CONTINUING: Regardless of some residents’ concerns, construction of the sewer line is continuing. Photo: Adam Hartman

Rioolpyp in rivier los klankie onder inwoners

4 Maande Gelede

B2Gold's Otjikoto Gold Mine is set for an expansion once the exploitation of the Anteloppe resource begins. Officials stand next to a Otjikoto mine signboard.

Springbok Zone of the Antelope deposit holds about 1.75 million tonnes

4 Maande Gelede

The location of the proposed extension of Walvis Bay Salt Works.

Namibia’s largest salt producer eyes 12% growth

4 Maande Gelede

Selected Commodities - YTD

Chart of the Week

5 Maande Gelede

Clement Kaukuetu, African Aquaculture Company se Namibiese direkteur tydens die visserye-seminaar in Walvisbaai. Foto Christa Nekwaya

‘Salmboerdery sal ekonomiese voordele bring’

5 Maande Gelede

Green Metals Refining Namibia plans to establish a manganese refinery and sulphuric acid plant east of Walvis Bay, with operations expected to commence by 2027, subject to environmental approvals. Photo https://miningandenergy.com.na/

Green Metals Refining announces viability of new sulphuric acid plant

6 Maande Gelede

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