Projects
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Barberton Mines’ mining rights renewed for 30 years
‘After all these years and more than a century of mining we are still finding new ore bodies, new exciting areas,’ says Pan African ... -
Castillo raises £6.4M for copper exploration
Castillo Copper has raised £6.4 million for exploration on its ground in Australia and Zambia ground, with the junior crediting the prospectivity of its ... -
E.ON turns sewage into a valuable resource with GEA heat pump technology
Duesseldorf, May 28, 2021 – Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the heating supplied to a city in Sweden required a sea change in thinking ... -
Afrimat acquires Gravenhage manganese mining right in South Africa
Afrimat has announced what will be its biggest acquisition to date, being the acquisition of the Gravenhage manganese mining right and associated assets in ... -
Rio Tinto starts exploration on Solwezi project
The Solwezi licenses are adjacent to First Quantum’s Kansanshi copper mine (pictured). Credit: First Quantum Minerals. Rio Tinto has started its initial 2021 exploration ... -
WATCH: BME blasts its way to SA record
Another South African record for the largest electronic detonator blast has been broken by blasting and explosives leader BME. The blast was conducted ... -
Mozambique: Syrah Resources resumes graphite mining ahead of schedule after year’s stoppage
Australian mining company Syrah Resources has resumed production of graphite ahead of schedule at its Balama mine in northern Mozambique, it said in a ... -
Capital receives underground drilling boost at AngloGold’s Geita mine
Mining service company Capital has been awarded two new three-year contracts at AngloGold Ashanti’s Geita gold mine in Tanzania. Included in these contracts is ... -
Ivanplats seeks $420m financing to develop South Africa’s Platreef mine
Ivanplats, the South African subsidiary of Canadian miner Ivanhoe Mines, has said that it is arranging project-level financing of nearly $420m for the development ... -
Zambia Eyes Bigger Role in Running Copper Mines
By Nicholas Bariyo Zambia’s government aims for more of its copper and cobalt mines to be run by indigenous people and locally-owned companies, President ...
