Base projects higher mineral output this year
Australian mining company-Base Titanium expects a higher mineral output in the current financial year than previously projected, amid higher sales in the first quarter. It...
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Anglo’s SA coal spinoff will be listed on Monday. According to a short-seller, it’s worth zero
Anglo American’s South African coal mines, which will be listed in a new vehicle on the JSE on Monday, are worthless given the scale of...
Barberton Mines’ mining rights renewed for 30 years
THE South African government renewed mining rights for Pan African Gold’s Barberton Gold Mines for a 30 year period, the company announced today. Pan African Resources...
Accra Mining Network introduces prospective miners to best practices
The Accra Mining Network (AMN), a group of mining professionals in the country, have introduced participants in its AMN Field School to hands-on responsible and...
UMaT launch Sustainable Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Awareness Day
The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), Tarkwa has launched the Sustainable Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Awareness Day set for June 2, every year. The...
Only 13% mineral royalty paid by mining firms returned to mining communities
Only 13% of mineral royalty paid by mining companies is returned to the communities where mining takes place. Out of this amount, 4.95% goes to...
Booyco expects further global proximity detection tech growth
Proximity Detection System (PDS) specialist, Booyco Electronics, says it is continuing to grow its global footprint, securing key relationships with miners and service providers outside...
DR Congo diamond mining giant struggles to revive its glory days
Mbuji-Mayi has seen better days. Once the home of DR Congo’s state diamond company MIBA, the town used to be filled with free-spending miners and...
Marape moves to reassure Papua New Guinea’s mining and petroleum industry
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape has confirmed draft changes to the country’s regulatory and fiscal regimes for PNG’s mining and petroleum sector will...
Pathfinder Minerals books annual loss as it pursues Mozambique claim
Mining company Pathfinder Minerals booked a full-year, as it continues to pursue a legal claim over ownership rights in Mozambique. Pre-tax losses for the year...