Water Stewardship for Namibia’s Mining Growth
Namibia’s mining industry continues to attract investment across uranium, gold, copper and other critical minerals, positioning the sector for another...
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Stator Winding Installation Completed on Two Massive Gearless Mill Drive Motors in Northern Zambia
Marthinusen & Coutts (M&C), a division of ACTOM (Pty) Ltd, has successfully completed the stator winding installation on two massive...
Komatsu Achieves TRL4 Mining Safety Certification
Komatsu South Africa says it has become the first surface trackless mobile machinery (TMM) original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to achieve...
Zambia’s $10 Billion Copper Investment Faces Power Constraints
LUSAKA — Zambia has attracted almost $10 billion in mining investment commitments since 2021, but copper production has increased by...
DRC Mines Face Growing Pressure to Decarbonise
Mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are facing growing pressure to reduce carbon emissions as the country moves...
DRC Solar-Battery Project Delivers Renewable Power to Mine
A 233 MWp solar photovoltaic and battery-storage facility has begun commercial operations at the Kamoa-Kakula copper complex in the Democratic...
South Africa’s Untapped Concentrated Solar Power Opportunity
South Africa’s coal-fired power stations are approaching retirement, creating a major need to replace electricity generation over the next two...
Mining projects secure N$33.8 billion in investment commitments under NamPPF
Mining projects under the Namibia Public Private Forum (NamPPF) have secured investment commitments of US$1.865 billion (about N$33.8 billion) within...
Zimbabwe Set to Add 1,365MW of New Power Capacity by Year-End
Zimbabwe Targets 1,365MW Power Capacity Expansion by December to Strengthen Energy Supply Zimbabwe is expected to add 1,365MW of new...
Advancing Etango with Namibian Partnership, Safety and Purpose
Bannerman Mining Resources Namibia (Pty) Ltd (BMRN) is proud to be advancing the Etango Uranium Project, one of Namibia’s most...
