8MW Solar & 12MW Wind Power Plants in Port Ehoala Park, in the offing
Madagascar is set to be home to new 8MW Solar & 12MW Wind Power Plants in Port Ehoala Park following the signing of an agreement...
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Royal Dutch Shell Commences Major Divestment of Assets in Nigeria
Royal Dutch Shell has launched a major divestment of its Nigerian assets, especially those in the shallow water and onshore, several sources familiar with the...
What does Rwanda-DRC gold deal entail for Uganda?
Regional economic reports indicate that Rwanda earned slightly more than half a billion-dollars from gold receipts of FY 2020/21. With approximately $2bn in Uganda we...
African rare earth projects moving forward despite challenges
A recent report by Roskill commends the efforts by a number of African countries to establish a diversified rare earths supply chain but points out that developing...
G4S: Security beyond just access control in Mining and heavy industry
Mining is a hazardous occupation with elevated risks of injury, and the emphasis placed on health and safety has never been greater. G4S has a...
Mining industry’s ‘green metals’ are a fallacy, experts say
The mining industry is promoting a growing number of metals as green. The label is popping up everywhere: on the landing pages of company websites,...
‘Nam energy sector has bright prospects’
AEC executive chairman Mr NJ Ayuk said this following recent meetings with Namibian government officials and private sector representatives as part of preparations for Africa...
Tanzania: New Milestone in Mining Sector
Tanzania to operate largest gold mine ANOTHER milestone was recorded after the country started reaping benefits from what would be the country’s largest goldmine-Nyanzaga operated...
Botswana looks to Asian market for coal exports
Despite being the world’s large diamond producer by value, Botswana has more than 200 billion tons of untapped coal reserves, the acting chief executive officer...
We are determined to make mining attractive – Mireku Duker
The Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, George Mireku Duker, says the government is determined to create an attractive mining industry for people to...