Unlocking Namibia’s mineral wealth for Namibians: A call for inclusive growth in the mining sector
[Namibia Economist - Namibia] - 17/04/2025
By Francis Nelson Gurirab and Denny Aluta /GoagosebNamibia Indigenous Mining Association. Namibia is globally recognized as a mineral-rich nation with a strong and established mining sector. From diamonds and uranium to copper, zinc, gold, and emerging rare earth elements, the country’s (…)
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