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Paladin spent N$180.5 million stockpiling uranium at Langer Heinrich. PHOTO: FILE

Langer Heinrich stockpiles ore

1 Week Ago

GROWTH CUT: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah says economic growth is expected to slow to about 2.1% this year. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Economic growth forecast slashed – Shafudah

4 Week Ago

An aerial view of the Tschudi mine currently under care and maintenance. PHOTO: FILE

Tschudi restart hinges on US$40m

1 Month Ago

PENDING SALE: Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo contributed

Namibian entity opposes lithium project sale to Britons

1 Month Ago

END THE WAR: US President Donald Trump. Photo: France24

Tehran casts doubt on timing of Trump's deal

4 Month Ago

Following a strong year-to-date production performance, Paladin revised its 2026 financial year production guidance upward on 17 April 2026. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Langer Heinrich mine lifts uranium output

5 Month Ago

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Namibia should examine royalty-in-kind

7 Month Ago

Alexander Oelofse, Jaco Muller, and Anette Oelofse from HoRN.nam in Uzbekistan at CITES COP20. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

CITES votes no to Namibia’s ivory, rhino horn trade proposal

11 Month Ago

STRATEGY: A B2 Gold bar on display.

Otjikoto Mine set for record N$5.8b year as solar powers future

1 Year Ago

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

B2Gold advances Antelope project with mega savings

1 Year Ago

DEMO: The six-day OPCW course involved practical demonstrations, live simulations and a final capstone drill. PHOTO: Adam Hartman

OPCW training in Namibia closes with call for solidarity and vigilance

1 Year Ago

RESPONSE: Namibia wants to sell over 44 000 kg of ivory from government stockpiles, but CITES officials caution that the plan may provide cover for illegal trade. Photo: FILE

CITES raises concerns over Namibia’s ivory trade proposal

1 Year Ago

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