Arandis

Arandis, Namibia is a city in Erongo Region, Namibia. It has been called the Uranium Capital of the World as it is located simply 15 km out of doors the world's largest open-pit uranium mine, the Rossing Uranium Mine. From Khoekhoegowab, 'the vicinity in which humans cry'. Established for the workers of Rössing Uranium in 1978, Arandis changed into granted self–management and "town" reputation in 1994. Currently it has 7,600 inhabitants, maximum of whom are come what may related to the mine, and owns 29 square kilometres of land. The 2000s saw a resurgence in financial boom in Arandis.

With the global power disaster, a enormous upward push in demand occurred for nuclear energy, growing call for for Arandis' Uranium. Banks, which had previously closed and teens who had formerly left the metropolis searching for employment elsewhere, again. In 2008, negotiations were at an advanced degree for a Chinese business enterprise, Namibia Industrial Mining Limited to build a manufacturing unit for making building substances in Arandis.