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Zebra Kasete, outgoing president of the Chamber of Mines with Veston Malango, CEO of the Chamber, Inge Zaamwani, John Roos and George Botshiwe. Photo Chamber of Mines of Namibia

Gold takes the lead

1 Month Ago

SEEKING CLARITY: Chamber of Mines of Namibia CEO Veston Malango. PHOTO: FILE

Chamber of Mines to seek clarity on govt's 10% free-carry interest proposal

2 Month Ago

SIGNIFICANT: The mining industry's contribution to government coffers saw a slight decline in 2024. PHOTO: FILE

Mining tax contributions decline by 24% despite profit gains

4 Month Ago

Zebra Kasete, outgoing president of the chamber ofmines with Veston Malango, CEO of the chamber, Ingenesia Inge Zaamwani, John Roos, second vice president and George Botshiwe, new president of the chamber of mines of Namibia.Photo Chamber of Mines of Namibia

Gold takes the lead

4 Month Ago

IMPROVE: Namibia's attractiveness as a mining investment destination over the years. Namibia achieved its highest rating in 2014. PHOTO: CHAMBER OF MINES OF NAMIBIA

Chamber of Mines worried about Fraser ranking

1 Year Ago

NEED TO DO BETTER: Namibia has slipped a few spots as far as its attractiveness as a mining investment destination is concerned. PHOTO CHAMBER OF MINES

Govt urged to do away with anti-investment policies

1 Year Ago

Photo Unsplash/Dominik Vanyi

Mining for certainty

1 Year Ago

Foto: Dundee

Dundee supports schools in Tsumeb

1 Year Ago

Photo: Contributed

Dundee trust invests in math, science clinic

1 Year Ago

A FRIEND: Dundee Precious Metals Tsumeb MD Zebra Kasete (right) has described late president Hage Geingob (left) as a friend of the mining industry.

Geingob credited for resolving Rössing impasse

1 Year Ago

Mining in Namibia experienced a strong growth year in 2021, and was able to help government fight off the Covid-19 pandemic. Growth, production, exploration and attractive new investments are major focus areas this year.

Photo: Namdeb

Strong year for mining

3 Year Ago

Mining in Namibia experienced a strong growth year in 2021, and was able to help government fight off the Covid-19 pandemic. Growth, production, exploration and attractive new investments are major focus areas this year. Photo: Namdeb

Strong year for mining

3 Year Ago

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