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Can Namibia tap its copper potential? - Vimarsana News

Can Namibia tap its copper potential?

Namibia is trying to reposition itself as an untapped resource for copper amid rising global demand, but it still has some way to go to prove its potential to investors.

Interview with John Sisay on Mining Industry Trends in Namibia - Vimarsana News

Interview with John Sisay on Mining Industry Trends in Namibia

John Sisay is the CEO of Ongopolo Mining Limited and has over 20 years of experience working for some of the largest global and regional players, including De Beers.

Namibia's Mining Regulation a Blueprint for Success - Vimarsana News

Namibia's Mining Regulation a Blueprint for Success

Namibia’s decision to ban the export of unprocessed ore marks a pivotal shift for the country’s economy – turning it from an exporter to a producer.

Lithium symposium to headline Chamber of Mines conference -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Lithium symposium to headline Chamber of Mines conference -Newsday Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe has become one of the biggest lithium producers in the world.

A review of corruption in Sierra Leone - Vimarsana News

A review of corruption in Sierra Leone

A review of corruption in Sierra Leone  15 May 2021 at 20:47 |  Commentary Sierra Leone’s Corruption: A Strategic Review of Corruption under the SLPP vs the Unchecked corruption in the Past (APC) administration By Edie P Vandy, on behalf of the SLPPNA Communications Committee Sierra Leone’s development efforts have been stifled because of corruption, until now with real progress matched by political commitment made by President Bio upon assumption of office on 12 May 2018. The 18 months’ stewardship of the current administration has done much more in tackling corruption t...