Mining (Page 111)

The mining industry is one of the most energy-intensive industries globally, a situation that is compounded by its intensive use of fossil fuels to powerREAD MORE

In the Sangha region of northern Congo Brazzaville, the illegal exploitation of gold and titanium causes pollution, deforestation and the destruction of biodiversity. Local residentsREAD MORE

ANGLOGOLD Ashanti lost 11,000 ounces of gold production and has delayed the ramp-up of its Obuasi mine in Ghana owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, but theREAD MORE

ASX-listed Lucapa Diamond Company and its project partners have recovered another +100 carat white diamond from the Lulo alluvial mine in Angola. The 171 caratREAD MORE

As outlined in a recent online Solid Ground article by Sandvik, the Mafube opencast coal mine in Witbank, a 50-50 joint venture between Anglo American and ExxaroREAD MORE

A spokesperson for China Molybdenum Co. Ltd says the mining firm is now shipping to China copper and cobalt it mines in the Democratic RepublicREAD MORE

The Zambian government on Thursday received gold mining equipment funded by the European Union (EU) to improve gold mining. The equipment, including four sluice boxes,READ MORE

Zimbabwe mine workers celebrated international workers day under uncertainty after Chinese investors have turned out to be looters of natural resources according to workers union.READ MORE

Kevin Calder, a Procurement and Logistics Specialist at Bea Mountain has donated on behalf of his institution 410 sacks of 33mml mineral water, 27 cartonsREAD MORE

Canadian mining firm Kinross Gold has reported that its net earnings almost doubled to $122.7m for the first quarter this year, compared with net earningsREAD MORE