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By: Terence Creamer French energy multinational Engie says that South Africa is ideally positioned, by virtue of its solar and wind endowments, to emerge as a global leader in the…
By Tanisha Heiberg and Helen Reid, Reuters 29 Jan 2021: Image: Shutterstock To mineworkers and community members as the country battles a surge in infections. South Africa’s mining industry estimates
By Sammy Lutta The Turkana county government plans to promote value added gemstone mining to enable local artisanal miners get higher income from the valuable stones. County mineral resources chief
Gold Fields’ South Deep Mine is proud to have been part of the testing of a new mobile rescue winder ‒ developed by the non-profit Mines Rescue Services (MRS) in
Mining remains a crucial sector in the economy’s fortunes, accounting for about 8% of GDP and employing well above 400,000 people Mining production in South Africa fell by 11.6% year-on-year
Becker’s Kito electric chain and manual hoists have been designed for dependable use in materials handling applications in diverse industries. These include mining, construction, shipbuilding, food, beverage and pharmaceutical processing,
BMO Capital Markets has been named the top mergers and acquisitions (M&A) financial adviser in the global mining sector for 2020 by value, while Linklaters and Black Cassels & Graydon
A recent discussion on the Africa Mining Forum Digital Event on investment in power projects by the mining industry, explored why mines were increasingly using renewable energy, following a global…
The World Bank is committing $65 million to finance an environmental remediation and restoration project around several mining sites in Zambia. Mining that benefits the Zambian economy has many impacts
Widespread recognition is emerging of just what is at stake this year and how much economic ground we need to win back after the losses inflicted by the pandemic, says