Today, Namibia faces a shortage of qualified marine pilots, a challenge with both immediate and long-term consequences. Without enough pilots, ships cannot berth on schedule. Cargo handling slows down ...

The positions in the table below reflect the Namibia Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources's position overall, domestically, within their sector, and in various subject areas based on their Share ...

The first-ever comprehensive study on the concentration of radionuclides and trace elements in Namibia’s coastal waters revealed that while radionuclide levels are very low, there is an indication of ...

If you would like to learn more about the IAEA’s work, sign up for our weekly updates containing our most important news, multimedia and more. The coastline of Namibia is a lively place. A large ...

The Namibian marine environment cannot accommodate a viable fishing industry and the disruptive exercise of marine phosphate mining, says environmental lobby group Swakopmund Matters. “Either one or ...

The success of public-private joint venture Debmarine Namibia illustrates the possibilities of marine extraction activities attaining environmental sustainability, local empowerment of communities and ...

The Namibian marine environment cannot accommodate a viable fishing industry and the disruptive exercise of marine phosphate mining, says environmental lobby group Swakopmund Matters. “Either one or ...

Namibia is set to review a temporary ban on marine phosphate mining once a environmental study is completed, paving the way for investments of more than $1 billion in the industry. The southwest ...

The project tenements lie in waters about 60 km off the coast of, and 120 km south-west of, Walvis Bay, in Namibia, and the granted mining licence (ML170) covers about 2 233 km2 in water depths of 180 ...

Namibia granted Leviev Group permission to proceed with a $20 million phosphates processing plant, a decision that sidesteps an 18-month ban on marine mining of the fertilizer material Lev Leviev ...

Debmarine Namibia, a subsidiary of Anglo American’s diamond unit De Beers, on Monday reported a 13% drop in production to 1.125 million carats last year as demand slumped during the covid-19 pandemic.