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  • NewsHigh-grade zone unveiled at Asanko mine in Ghana
    Anita AnyangoMarch 13, 2024
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    High-grade zone unveiled at Asanko mine in Ghana

    A new high-grade zone has been discovered at the Asanko gold mine in Ghana. Galiano Gold, in a joint venture…

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      Weir screens set new pace for expanding African mines

      With brownfield expansions becoming increasingly common due to their lower risk and cost compared to new greenfield projects, Weir has seen rising demand for high capacity vibrating screens to enable high throughput operations, as well as machines with a wider operating window to address changing feed conditions. These market trends were crucial in informing some of the most important design elements of the new ENDURON® Elite vibrating screens from Weir.

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