Government failings put South32’s South African business at risk
SOUTH32 flies under the radar in South Africa because the share isn’t index linked. But the company has been on a strong run this year thanks to the metallurgical coal
The biggest African mining event in North America showcases major successes in Canada-Africa mining collaboration
African countries, mining projects, companies, products and services took the spotlight at the sold-out 24th Annual African Mining Breakfast&MineAfrica’s 21st Annual Investing in African Mining Seminar during PDAC 2023. Marna
Govt Approves Disbursement of N308.45bn Promissory Notes to Exporters
The Federal Government has approved the disbursement of 308 billion naira worth of Promissory Notes to 199 exporting companies under the Export Expansion Grant (EEG) Scheme. Ezra Yakusak, Executive Director/CEO,
New Mining Law to Be Strict On Lithium Beneficiation
By Michael Tome PARLIAMENTARY Committee on Mines and Mining Development says the upcoming Mines and Minerals law should be rigid on lithium beneficiation to ensure maximum returns for the country
Five Ways Africa can Maximize its Rare Earths Mining Industry
Essential for the production of various high-tech devices and equipment such as smartphones, electric vehicles, wind turbines and medical equipment, the demand for Rare Earth Elements (REE) has increased exponentially
Premium iron ore piles up in South Africa amid rail constraints
Image courtesy of Transnet Anglo American Plc’s South African iron ore division said mining operations continue to build upinventories of high-quality iron ore as rail and port bottlenecks hamper the
UN Environment Agency Tackles Mercury-Tarnished Gold Mining Industry
Reducing mercury use by nearly 370 tons in nine countries, a UN environment agency initiative now plans to scale up efforts in 15 other affected nations, making conditions safer for
Botswana warns of dangers in dash for African minerals
Botswana’s mining minister said the world’s powers will seek new sources of metals needed to transition to a low-carbon economy, while African governments must avoid the risks posed by increased
Uncertainties in Base and Precious Metals Supply: Is Africa ready?
Some African companies may need to pivot or scale down to withstand the current strains and maintain their operations. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, February, 2023/ — The ongoing Ukraine war and
AFRICAN MINING INDABA UNDERWAY IN CAPE TOWN
Picture: © tomas1111 /123rf.com Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe would open the event on Monday, while President Cyril Ramaphosa was set to address delegates on Tues CAPE TOWN