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Steenkampskraal appoints mining veteran Sechaba Letaba to lead next growth phase
Steenkampskraal Monazite Mine (SMM) has appointed seasoned mining executive Sechaba Letaba as General Manager: Mining, as the company advances into…
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DRC cracks down on illegal mining near Maiko National Park, suspends operations
The Democratic Republic of Congo is intensifying its crackdown on illegal mining activities across the country. Unlike South Africa, where…
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When good oils go bad
Certain things in life improve with age. Wine and whisky develop deeper, more complex flavours. Bonsai trees mature into highly…
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Simandou ramps up exports as Guinea’s mega iron ore project gains momentum
Guinea’s Simandou iron ore project, widely regarded as the world’s largest undeveloped high-grade iron ore deposit, continues to ramp up…
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Zimbabwe signs its first petroleum production sharing agreement with Invictus Energy
Zimbabwe’s energy sector is experiencing growth following a successful partnership with an Australian company. In a recent official signing ceremony…
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Why conveyor belt alignment starts at the transfer point
In bulk materials handling operations, conveyor belt misalignment remains one of the most persistent causes of unplanned downtime, excessive maintenance…
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Zambia suffers a setback after losing a $92 million arbitration case against Trafigura
Zambia’s copper mining sector, the state-run ZCCM (Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines), has lost a legal battle against Trafigura. The London…
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TSF retreatment turns legacy environmental risk into long-term mining value
The retreatment of tailings storage facilities (TSFs) is emerging as one of the mining industry’s most compelling opportunities to unlock…
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