Beyond uranium: Namibia’s next mining chapter could be copper and gold - Stockhead

AI desk brief

Namibia’s gold pipeline includes WIA Gold’s Kokoseb, whose feasibility study outlines roughly 150,000oz annually in its first decade, with initial production targeted for 2028, and Shanjin’s Twin Hills, targeting 162,000oz annually over 13 years. These developments could offset some domestic production decline: B2Gold’s Otjikoto produced nearly 200,000oz last year but output is expected to fall following completion of open-pit mining. The projects primarily affect Namibia’s longer-term supply outlook; the source establishes no material near-term bullion-price effect. Stockhead discloses that featured explorers Kaoko, Core Energy Minerals and Sultan are advertisers, but did not sponsor the article.