Africa’s Mining Leaders To Meet In Paris For MOTA 2023
The 6th Mining On Top Africa (MOTA) conference will take place in Paris on July 12th and 13th, 2023, following a short break. The event serves as a strategic forum
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The 6th Mining On Top Africa (MOTA) conference will take place in Paris on July 12th and 13th, 2023, following a short break. The event serves as a strategic forum
PwC smart mining partner, Harmeet Katari noted during the launch webinar that ESG is not new for mining companies and that many have focused on its aspects in some form
Wits Mining Institute director Professor Glen Nwaila The recently held 5th South Africa Investment Conference brought together a panel of experts under the theme of ‘Mining: A new partnership for
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is pushing for an audit of the country’s mining contracts with China, which it says heavily favour Beijing. Finance minister Nicholas Kazadi has alleged
Kloof gold mine. (Image courtesy of Sibanye-Stillwater.) Shares in Sibanye-Stillwater (NYSE:SBSW) (JSE: SSW) were down 4.6% during pre-market trading in New York on Friday after reporting four deaths at its
Aerial flyovers and satellite mapping analysis carried out by Greenpeace Brazil between 2021 and 2023 found at least 176 hydraulic excavators used by illegal miners in indigenous lands in the
Mining and mineral beneficiation plays a pivotal part in South Africa’s economy. The country’s mineral reserves are among the most valuable in the world. South Africa has the world’s largest
On the once bone-dry soil of a diamond mine in South Africa’s central Free State province, Susan Masoha now harvests big bunches of tomatoes, eggplants and spinach. The former cleaner
ORION Minerals spends more on its lawyers than on geologists. That’s not a great statistic for an exploration and development firm, but in South Africa’s junior mining sector it’s not
Meeting the Paris climate goals to curb global warming could quadruple demand for metals like lithium, cobalt and nickel by 2040, according to the International Energy Agency. About a fifth