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Otjikoto exceeds expectations as B2Gold upgrades Namibia mineu0027s production outlook for 2026. PHOTO: FILE

Otjikoto output beats forecast

5 Day Ago

High gold price proped up Otjikoto despite a steep production decline. PHOTO: FILE

Gold price rescues Otjikoto revenue

3 Month Ago

Photo: B2Gold

B2Gold pays over N$3.8bn in taxes as revenue tops N$12bn

4 Month Ago

Angola has named its first Wetland of International Importance. Photo: RAMSAR

Angola designates Lisima Lya Mwono as first Ramsar Wetland

6 Month Ago

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

9 Month Ago

A B2 Gold bar

B2Gold advances Mali, Namibian gold production

10 Month Ago

A gold bar produced from B2Gold's Otjikoto mine. Photo B2Gold

B2Gold advances Antelope project with mega savings

10 Month Ago

The Otjikoto mine continues to deliver more gold, hitting record production levels in 2024. Photo b2gold.com

More gold, less jobs

1 Year Ago

Giraffes are one of the wildlife species that are poached for meat. Photo: FILE

Meat poaching threatens wildlife protection efforts

1 Year Ago

A runner in action at a previous edition of the Namaqua Quest Three Day MTB and Trail Run. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Race and run in a magical display of colour and beauty

1 Year Ago

The 10MW solar power plant which supplements the Nampower grid connection in providing electricity to the Otjikoto gold mine is intended to continue producing solar power even after mining eventually stops after 2032.Photo https://b2gold.com/

More gold, less jobs

1 Year Ago

Lucas Tshuuya. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Selective enforcement and bias are fatal to the rule of law

1 Year Ago

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