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Western Australia-based Paladin Energy Limited has decided to return the Langer Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia to production in the first quarter of 2024. The company said the decision to resume operation of the mine, which was suspended in 2018 due to low uranium prices, is supported by a strong uranium market.

According to the World Bank, Russia holds the world's largest natural gas reserves, the second largest coal reserves, and the

Challenges resulting from COVID-19 plus the war in Ukraine mean Swan Hellenic’s Andrea Zito has needed to ‘reroute itineraries 10 times in the last...

An African safari trip is an experience of a lifetime as you get to satisfy your wanderlust in the wild and marvel at nature at her absolute finest.

The African Union has called on farmers in Africa to boost agricultural production amid a worsening drought in the Horn of Africa, rising food insecurity and supply chain disruptions.

Ocean Conservation Namibia (OCN) said it rescued 272 seals in the first six months this year along the country's coastline. Fifty-four percent of the rescued were seal pups, the conservancy said of its efforts at such locations as the Walvis Bay, Sandwich Harbor and Torra Bay, the conservancy said on…

Rail-and-sail holidays combine the worlds most memorable train journeys with the most enjoyable experiences by water, so we find the best train journeys to tag...

Analysts fear Mali wants to cut ties with its partners after it suspended troop rotations of the UN peacekeeping mission.

Analysts fear Mali wants to cut ties with its partners after it suspended troop rotations of the UN peacekeeping mission.

Andre Messika Diamond, a supplier of polished diamonds to the luxury jewellery market that recently opened a polishing factory in Windhoek, this week opened the very first parcel of Namibian rough diamonds purchased from Namib Desert Diamonds.