Zimbabwe demands some mining royalties in refined metal
Global miners operating in Zimbabwe will have to pay some of their royalties in refined metal rather than cash, President Emmerson Mnangagwa wrote in a...
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Mining companies operating in Zimbabwe to pay royalties in commodities and cash
Miners operating in Zimbabwe will have to pay some of their royalties in refined metal rather than cash. The country’s president announced the move in...
Mozambican Graphite Has a Place in the U.S.-China Battle
Africa and Mozambique are part of a growing confrontation between the US and China. Mozambique was one of five African countries invited to the United...
The mining sector in Tanzania is experiencing an exponential growth
The mining sector in Tanzania is on a growth trajectory and is set to be a significant contributor to the Tanzanian economy. The contribution of...
Mining Of Iron Ore Soon To Begin In Oti Region – Minister
The Oti Regional Minister, Joshua G. Makubu has announced that Iron ore has been discovered in five districts of the Region. During a press engagement...
Highly mobile all-terrain vehicles for the construction industry
PowerBully presents new vehicle generation Laupheim, 2022-07-13. On time for bauma in October of 2022, Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeug AG is presenting a new generation of highly...
Man City Legend Pablo Zabaleta and the Premier League Trophy visit Cityzens Giving Young Leaders in Mexico City to celebrate launch of expanded Xylem Water Heroes Academy
NEWS RELEASE Man City Legend Pablo Zabaleta and the Premier League Trophy visit Cityzens Giving Young Leaders in Mexico City to...
Namibia: Botshiwe Appointed Chamber of Mines Vice President
THE Chamber of Mines of Namibia has appointed QKR Navachab Gold managing director George Botshiwe as its second vice president. This was announced by the...
Uganda scraps gold export levy that prompted slump in sales
Uganda is abolishing a 5% export levy on refined gold that led to a slump in shipments overseas. The levy has been scrapped in the...
Mongolia pays US$153 million to settle mining dispute
The Mongolian government on Wednesday paid the Mongolian Copper Corp. (MMC) US$153.5 million following a long dispute over the ownership of the Erdenet and Monros...