Namibia’s mining sector is the backbone of the national economy, but every tonne of uranium, gold, and base metals extracted comes with a parallel responsibility: the safe, compliant management of the hazardous waste that mining activities inevitably generate. Waste streams like hydrocarbon contaminated material,
Mining plays a vital role in supporting economic growth and supplying the resources needed for modern industries. However, alongside production comes the responsibility of managing waste safely, efficiently, and in compliance with environmental regulations. As mining operations become increasingly focused on sustainability,
Responsible waste management does not happen in isolation. It is the result of strong, strategic partnerships between industry and specialised service providers who understand the complexities of handling waste safely and compliantly.
As industries across Namibia continue to grow, so does the responsibility to manage waste in a way that protects
Responsible waste management does not happen in isolation. It is the result of strong, strategic partnerships between industry and specialised service providers who understand the complexities of handling waste safely and compliantly.
As industries across Namibia continue to grow, so does the responsibility to manage waste in a way that protects
Each year, International Zero Waste Day highlights the importance of reducing waste and managing resources responsibly. For growing economies like Namibia, this conversation extends beyond households and recycling. It includes how industries manage complex and often hazardous waste
What is Tank Cleaning?
Tank cleaning is an essential process in the oil, gas, marine, and industrial sectors. Over time, storage and process tanks accumulate drilling mud, brine, cement, barite, and other operational by-products. These residues reduce storage capacity, increase the risk of cross-contamination, and create
Namwaste (Pty) Ltd, a subsidiary of Rent‑A‑Drum (Pty) Ltd and part of the Séché Environnement
Group, announces the start of operations at the Namwaste Management Facility (NMF), Namibia’s
first fully compliant general and hazardous waste management site.
Located 17 km northwest of Arandis,
In today’s business environment, evolving consumer behaviours are reshaping how companies operate especially when it comes to sustainability. B2B partners across industries are increasingly feeling the impact of five distinct trends: conscious buying, recycling awareness, waste reduction expectations,
Speaking at the opening of various Stakeholder Events held in Swakopmund on 11-12 September, the Managing Director of Rent-A-Drum, Riaan Vermeulen, said they will develop Namibia’s first A-Class hazardous waste treatment and disposal facility
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