Quality ‘cascade’ can optimise water treatment on mines
Relatively little water used during mining and processing needs to be clean or potable, so mines can reduce both water consumption and treatment costs by understanding what water qualities are…
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Dealing with fire risk in a mining environment
Mining vehicle fire-protection systems are based on a Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) 28 June 2022: Mining vehicles such as excavators, haul trucks and even drag lines are high-value…
Nigeria’s Latest Lithium Find – Some Key Questions Answered
ANALYSISBy Ibrahim Garba High-grade lithium has been discovered in Nigeria. In 2019 the total production volume of lithium, not high grade, in Nigeria reached 50 metric tons This is small…
New US program targets rare minerals needs for EVs and solar panels
Secretary of State Jose Fernandez (right). Credit: OECD When a top Biden administration official was in Cape Town for a mining conference last month, he heard from a number of…
Castillo Copper grants option to sell Zambia copper projects
Castillo Copper Ltd (CCZ) has granted Hyperion a 12-month option to acquire 100%-owned subsidiary, Zed Copper, which owns four projects in Zambia’s copper-belt – including the prime Luanshya and Mkushi…
Thousands of workers on strike at South Africa’s Impala Platinum mines
Over 4,000 contract workers launched an indefinite strike on Monday, June 20, at the Impala Platinum mines in Rustenburg in South Africa’s North West province. The action was organized by…
Zimbabwe: Line Petroleum, UK Firm Ink U.S.$210m Agreement
LOCAL firm, Line Petroleum, has concluded a US$210 million (€200m) partnership agreement with United Kingdom based SJ Global Oil Trading, which has operations across the world including Dubai, for investments…
IZA Africa Desk raises red flag over steel industry masterplan
IZA Africa Desk raises red flag over steel industry masterplan Urgent call for a broader Metals Industry Roadmap for steel, base metals, and value-added metal products 23 June 2022: A…
SA’s mining future rests on exploration turnaround
SA’s mining future rests on exploration turnaround The popular Junior Indaba, held in Johannesburg earlier this month, highlighted once again that South Africa is losing ground on the exploration and…
Zambians must benefit more from mining, minister says
Paul Kabuswe, Zambia’s mining minister Zambia needs to hold a bigger stake in new mines and local communities should benefit more from the mineral values chain, mines minister Paul Kabuswe…
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