Out of Africa

Murray Harcus reports on recent site visits to some of Namibia’s most interesting operations, encompassing fluorspar, rare earths, uranium and gold extraction projects

28 August 2012
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Namibia is well placed to benefit from improved demand for its minerals. Its exploration activities, which were barely dented by the 2008-09 global recession, have continued at high levels.

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