Madison Metals has announced the termination of its uranium forward sales agreement with Sanmiguel Capital Investment an arm’s length financial advisory firm assisting with the administration of uranium tokenization. To date, only 2,130 pounds of U3O8 priced at US$68 per pound has been purchased from initial uranium token sales. MadisonContinue Reading

The City of Windhoek has submitted a tariff proposal of 10.4% average increase in electricity to the Electricity Control Board (ECB) for the 2024/25 financial year. This announcement was made during a tariff review presentation organized by the ECB in Windhoek today. City of Windhoek’s Strategic Executive for Electricity, O’BrienContinue Reading

Her Worship, Vanessa Stanley has been appointed a Chief Magistrate. Stanley was appointed on recommendation of the Magistrates Commission, effective 01 June 2024. Prior to her appointment as Chief Magistrate, Stanley served as Deputy Chief Magistrate: Training – tasked with the overall responsibility of the training component in the Magistracy.Continue Reading

The majority of TSX- and NYSE-listed Osino Resources Corporation’s shareholders have voted in favour of Chinese miner Yintai Gold’s buyout of Osino at a cash consideration of C$1.90 apiece. The companies are now working to obtain approvals from regulatory authorities in Namibia and China. Osino expects the C$368-million, or $272.3-million,Continue Reading

Namibia possesses the capacity to replicate Guyana’s achievements in the energy industry, according to NJ Ayuk, the African Energy Chamber’s chairman. Ayuk lauded the abundant geological resources of both nations in a recent discussion with Paul Hickin, editor-in-chief of Petroleum Economist. However, he emphasised the criticality of fiscal and regulatoryContinue Reading

At least 62% of Namibians, especially those living in rural regions, still rely primarily on cash for income and payments, Bank of Namibia Governor, Johannes Gawaxab has said. Despite Namibia’s significant progress in achieving financial inclusion, now estimated at 78%, these efforts have not translated into widespread benefits, particularly inContinue Reading