Skyriders strikes gold at Syama in Mali
6 May 2022: Continuing its longstanding relationship with Resolute Mining’s Syama in Mali for client Goudhurst of Australia, Skyriders Access Specialists (Pty) Ltd. has completed yet another major contract at…
BME highlights mining efficiency at Indaba
BME will be showcasing its breakthrough electronic initiation system, AXXIS Titanium, at this year’s Mining Indaba Getting behind the renewed enthusiasm of the upcoming Investing in African Mining Indaba in
Glencore rights record worst in green metals, group says
The Mutanda copper-cobalt mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Source: YouTube Glencore Plc has the worst human rights record among miners of metals used in renewable energy, the Business &
Risk of more nations banning crop exports as food prices soar – economists
At least 10 export bans, or trade restriction measures, have been developed by countries in over a month. Picture: Reuters There is the risk that more countries will impose export
Anglo American’s newly named nuGen™ hydrogen powered truck set for launch at Mogalakewna mine on May 6
The launch of Anglo American’s hydrogen-powered ultra-class mine haul truck – newly named nuGen™ – has been set for May 6, 2022 at Anglo Platinum’s Mogalakwena open pit platinum operation
Tanzania: Embrace Organic Food Production, Farmers Advised
By Abdinego Martin in Arusha An agricultural expert has urged farmers to embrace organic food production to lower costs of production. East Africa Impact center (ECHO) Technical advisor, Charles Bonaventure
The Rise of Green (Sustainable) Buildings in Kenya
By Carolyne Tanui Nairobi — The effect of climate change has been felt majorly across the globe in recent years with increased impacts that have taken a toll on the
South Africa: Eastern Cape Farm Workers Vow to Continue Strike
The strike by farm workers and residents from Kirkwood and Addo townships is expected to continue. The workers are demanding to be paid R30 per hour.