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SHINY OUTPUT: B2Gold’s Otjikoto Mine emerged as the country’s single largest mining taxpayer in 2023. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Only 6 of 15 mining companies paid taxes in 2023

3 Day Ago

The mining sector continues to drive Namibia's export earnings, trade statistics have shown. File photo

Mining drive surplus, concentration risk remains

5 Day Ago

MASSIVE: Uranium stone is seen at a news conference. Namibia earned N$2.8 billion in export earnings in April 2025. File photo / REUTERS

Uranium fuels Namibia's exports with N$2.8 billion haul

1 Month Ago

A FIRST: With a planned start in late 2025, Oshivela will be one of the biggest primary production sites of green iron worldwide.

Namibia beats SA to green steel milestone before Coega can even get out the gate

3 Month Ago

DRIVER: Uranium exports helped lower Namibia's trade deficit.

Uranium boom softens Namibia’s petroleum trade blow

3 Month Ago

Namibia registered a narrowing in its trade deficit for the month of Namibia, bolstered mainly by a growth in exports.

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows in December

5 Month Ago

Company News in Brief

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The manufacturing industry drove exports for November.

Copper, uranium, drive exports for November

5 Month Ago

An overview of the Stampriet basin.

Giant freshwater aquifer in southern Africa under threat from mining

5 Month Ago

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Xinfeng under police investigation

6 Month Ago

PUBLIC COMPLAINTS: In recent months, the public has expressed concern about the impact these mining activities have had on the environment, as well as the alleged desecration of ancestral graves. PHOTO: FILE

Xinfeng under police investigation

6 Month Ago

The governor of the Bank of Namibia (BoN), Johannes !Gawaxab. Photo Contributed

Third rate cut in a row

7 Month Ago

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