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Mining of DRC’s battery minerals must embrace past lessons learnt
In the race for battery in minerals in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and other African countries, mining can learn from its past lessons to ensure sustainability and positive local impact....
Women surge ahead in technical fields, defying traditions
Women are increasingly finding their way into engineering, scientific and other professional careers in industry, with less prejudice in traditionally male sectors such as mining; but how can...
Kola potash project, Congo-Brazzaville – update
Kore Potash has received a letter of support from the Congo-Brazzaville Ministry of Mines regarding the company’s development of the project.
Saltend Chemicals Park rare-earth oxide separation facility, Angola – update
Pensana is on track to re-engineer the Longonjo project to reduce its upfront capital cost.
This week we profile South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy president and SRK Consulting partner William Joughin
Platreef palladium/rhodium/nickel/platinum/copper/gold project, South Africa – update
Ivanhoe Mines is undertaking optimisation work to identify value-accretive options for installing hoisting capacity to Platreef's Shaft 3.
Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex, Democratic Republic of Congo – update
Record quarterly production of 103 786 t of copper in concentrate was achieved for the quarter ended June 30, 2023.
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After taking the shock decision to ramp up loadshedding to Stage 6 in the early hours of Sunday February 23 - having declared Stage 3 on Saturday - Eskom is aiming to bring a halt to rotational...
A department of govt efficiency would not be a bad idea for South Africa, Weimar suggests
Following the unprecedented Budget speech debacle that played out on February 19, Nedbank chief economist Nicky Weimar has advocated for creative and ruthless cutting of wasteful government...
Budget speech delay indicative of a ‘robust democracy’ – economist
The unprecedented delay in South Africa’s Budget speech this week reflects several positives for the country and, if the country is able to leverage infrastructure spending and tackle structural...