Tsumeb mine shaft rusts months after renovation
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 16/09/2025
Renthia Kaimbi A project meant to preserve one of Tsumeb’s oldest landmarks and boost tourism has turned into a dispute over alleged misuse of funds and poor workmanship. The rehabilitation of the historic De Wet mining shaft, funded by a €100,000 (about N$2 million) donation from the German (…)
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