Mining Cartel ‘Loots’ Chrome Along Great Dyke
A cartel with foreign and local players is invading chrome mining claims along the mineral-rich Great Dyke belt amid fears of a potential source of...
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Mali union calls five-day general strike next week over pay claim
Mali’s main union will start a five-day strike on Monday which could impact the West African country’s gold mining sector, its secretary-general said on state...
DRC hydropower strengthened by SNEL and mining group’s PPP
To support the continued successful performance of the Kamoa mining complex, Ivanhoe Mines Energy DRC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding in a public-private partnership...
Platinum records for South African mines
Platinum group metals — which, despite last year’s volatility, outpaced coal sales for the first time in a decade — are well hedged as countries...
Mining giant Rio Tinto Face Environmental, Human Rights Complaint in Papua New Guinea
Local communities in the vicinity of the abandoned Panguna copper mine, have taken decisive action to hold the global mining multinational, Rio Tinto, accountable for...
Ethiopia revokes licences of 27 idle mines
Ethiopia has reportedly revoked the licences of 27 idle mines as the country looks to encourage production. Citing the Ethiopian mines ministry, Reuters said that...
Uniting innovation with experience to deliver turnkey mining solutions
Uniting innovation with a wealth of industry experience that spans six decades, the United Mining Services Group is continuing to grow from strength to strength....
South32 expects loss of up to $175 mln from S.African coal unit sale
Australian miner South32 Ltd (S32.AX) said it was expecting to book a loss of up $175 million from the sale of its South African thermal coal assets,...
Democratic Republic of the Congo aims to assume control of artisanal mining sector
The Democratic Republic of Congo is undertaking a huge, and potentially significant, experiment, Reuters reported recently. The effort aims to clean up the DRC’s appalling reputational...
Ivanhoe, DRC utility partner to deliver hydropower for Kamoa mine
o support the continued successful performance of the Kamoa mining complex, Ivanhoe Mines Energy DRC, a sister company of Kamoa Copper, has announced the signing...