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Global prominence overnight on 17 September 1961, when the DC6-B, the Albertina, crashed there with 16 passengers perishing.

Askari Metals has launched a targeted trenching campaign at its flagship Uis lithium project in Namibia, where it will test four high-priority pegmatites within its recently-identified “corridor of interest”.

The 2023 Namibia Indoor Target Archery Nationals, hosted by the Swakopmund Archery Club, took place over the weekend at the SFC Sports Grounds in the coastal town.The competition...

Namibias government has ordered police to stop Xinfeng Investments from transporting lithium ore inside the country and from exporting it, accusing the Chinese miner of violating the countrys... -October 24, 2023 at 10:46 am EDT - MarketScreener

WINDHOEK, - Namibia's government has ordered police to stop Xinfeng Investments from transporting lithium ore inside the country and from exporting it, accusing the Chinese miner of violating the country’s ban on critical raw mineral exports. In a letter dated Oct. 19 and seen by Reuters on Tuesday, Namibia’s Mining Commissioner Isabella Chirchir instructed the…

That it takes a village to raise a child, as the Africans say, is not just a cliché or a nice-sounding phrase to be quoted in speeches of politicians. The Africans mean this....

The mining commissioner in the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Isabella Chirchir, has requested the Erongo regional police to halt Xinfeng Investment and other trucks transporting unprocessed crushed lithium ore from the Kohero mine near Omaruru.

Ding dong merrily on sea: the Christmas season is just around the corner and there’s no better way to ring in the new year than sailing on a festive cruise. We’

David's Desert Dash story continues with how his 2nd experience with the extreme cycling competition went.

The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has entered a strategic N$3 million partnership with the Estonian Centre for International Development (EstDev), to benefit micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Namibia.