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Elevate Uranium Reports 31% Increase in Marenica Resource Amid Development Efforts

Elevate Uranium Reports 31% Increase in Marenica Resource Amid Development Efforts

Elevate Uranium Reports 31% Increase in Marenica Resource Amid Development Efforts
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Ongwe Minerals Discovers Significant Gold Anomaly at Namibia's Omatjete Project

Ongwe Minerals Discovers Significant Gold Anomaly at Namibia's Omatjete Project

Ongwe Minerals has identified a substantial gold-in-soil anomaly at its Omatjete Gold Project in Namibia, extending over a 5km strike length. This new discovery, named the Nguni anomaly, is located 17km from Ongwe's existing Manga gold discovery. The anomaly remains open to the north, east, and west, suggesting potential for further expansion. Soil samples have shown assay results of up to 730 parts per billion (ppb) gold, with significant trends above 100ppb. The mineralization is concentrated within meta-sediments near granitic contacts. Ongwe is using its detectORE system for rapid on-site assessment, supplemented by laboratory confirmation methods. Further infill sampling and geological mapping are underway, with drilling scheduled for the second half of 2026.
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Askari Metals Reports Significant Trenching Results at Uis Project in Namibia

Askari Metals Reports Significant Trenching Results at Uis Project in Namibia

Askari Metals Reports Significant Trenching Results at Uis Project in Namibia
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Max Power Mining Divests Lithium Project to Focus on Natural Hydrogen Development

Max Power Mining Divests Lithium Project to Focus on Natural Hydrogen Development

Max Power Mining Divests Lithium Project to Focus on Natural Hydrogen Development
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Australia's Uranium Potential Hindered by Political and Environmental Constraints

Australia's Uranium Potential Hindered by Political and Environmental Constraints

Australia, despite possessing the world's largest uranium reserves, remains a minor player in global uranium production due to political and environmental constraints. The country has a legislative ban on nuclear power, which limits domestic nuclear generation. This situation is under scrutiny as nuclear energy gains attention amid decarbonization efforts and rising power demands. The U.S. Department of Energy has redesignated uranium as a critical mineral, highlighting its strategic importance. However, Australia's uranium sector faces challenges, including political opposition and environmental concerns, which hinder its potential to become a major global supplier.
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Hardap Region Invests in Agriculture and Tourism for Economic Growth

Hardap Region Invests in Agriculture and Tourism for Economic Growth

The Hardap region in Namibia is focusing on agriculture and tourism as key drivers of economic growth, according to Governor Riaan McNab. In a recent address, McNab highlighted government investments in farmer support programs, climate resilience initiatives, and tourism development projects. These efforts aim to improve food security, strengthen farming communities against climate change, and stimulate economic growth. The region has allocated significant funds to support horticulture and poultry value chains, benefiting numerous farmers. Additionally, a Japan-funded resilience project is set to aid drought-affected farmers. In tourism, the region is recovering post-COVID-19, with increased revenue and investments in infrastructure to enhance visitor experiences.
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Scorpio Gold Reports Promising Drilling Results at Goldwedge Target in Nevada

Scorpio Gold Reports Promising Drilling Results at Goldwedge Target in Nevada

Scorpio Gold Reports Promising Drilling Results at Goldwedge Target in Nevada
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Malaysia to Supply Japan with Maximum LNG and Naphtha Amid Global Market Pressures

Malaysia to Supply Japan with Maximum LNG and Naphtha Amid Global Market Pressures

Malaysia has agreed to provide Japan with the maximum possible supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and naphtha, as reported by the Nikkei newspaper. This agreement comes as Japan seeks to diversify its energy sources amid potential supply disruptions linked to the Iran conflict. Malaysia is Japan's second-largest LNG supplier, and the two countries are expected to formalize this pledge in a joint statement. The agreement also includes discussions on economic security and cooperation in nuclear energy, with Japan sharing its expertise in power plant technology.
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Borealis Mining Initiates 5,000 Metre Drill Program to Advance Sandman Project in Nevada

Borealis Mining Initiates 5,000 Metre Drill Program to Advance Sandman Project in Nevada

Borealis Mining Initiates 5,000 Metre Drill Program to Advance Sandman Project in Nevada
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ReconAfrica Begins Production Testing at Kavango Discovery in Namibia

ReconAfrica Begins Production Testing at Kavango Discovery in Namibia

ReconAfrica Begins Production Testing at Kavango Discovery in Namibia
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South Africa's Energy Future: Nuclear Power Plant Extensions Highlight Strategic Importance

South Africa's Energy Future: Nuclear Power Plant Extensions Highlight Strategic Importance

Prof. Bismark Tyobeka, principal and vice-chancellor of North-West University, discusses the strategic importance of extending the operational life of nuclear power plants in South Africa. The Koeberg Nuclear Power Station has received a long-term operating license extension, allowing it to continue supplying power for another two decades. This move aligns with global trends where countries like the United States, France, and Canada are extending the life of their nuclear reactors to ensure stable energy production. The extension is seen as a strategic asset that supports economic activities and infrastructure development.
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European Commission Approves €100 Million for Austria's Renewable Technology Manufacturing

European Commission Approves €100 Million for Austria's Renewable Technology Manufacturing

The European Commission has sanctioned a €100 million State aid scheme to bolster clean technology manufacturing in Austria. This initiative is part of the Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF), which was adopted in June 2025 to expedite investments in sectors crucial for the European Union's climate and industrial objectives. The scheme will provide subsidized loans to enterprises investing in strategic sectors such as battery manufacturing, solar panels, and wind turbines. The aid is available until December 31, 2026, aiming to ensure adequate manufacturing capacity for clean technologies and their essential components. This measure is expected to enhance domestic production capabilities and support the deployment of technologies necessary for achieving a net-zero economy.