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Martin Creamer talks about platinum derivatives, trade tensions and Africa partnership
Platinum derivatives, trade tensions, Africa partnership make headlines
Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the first-of-a-kind platinum and palladium derivatives approved by China; trade tensions influence on the platinum industry; and the new Africa...
AFRICA MUST ACT AS ONE: Experts call for unified strategy to unlock mining-led growth
This was the clear and urgent message delivered during yesterday’s media briefing, where experts underscored that regional integration is no longer a policy aspiration, but the engine that will...
Africa’s biggest mining platform excited to advance new continental partnership era
Leading Investing in African Mining Indaba 2026 voices this week unpacked how regional integration promotion, pan-African partnerships and policy alignment are accelerating Africa’s mining...
Webinar to spotlight Africa's role in the global critical minerals market
Africa holds a central position in the global critical minerals landscape, home to vast reserves of the raw materials essential for the green energy transition – from cobalt and lithium to rare...
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Platinum metals could end up in both electric car technologies – BEV and FCEV
Platinum is already very well embedded as an indispensable catalyst in the hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) technology that very impressively powered the Toyotas that chauffeured...
New feasibility study outlines 70-year potash mine for Karnalyte
Canada's Karnalyte Resources has unveiled an updated feasibility study for its Wynyard project in central Saskatchewan, outlining a 70-year mine life and positive economics that could underpin one...
Victoria bolsters critical minerals push with Sunday Creek exploration tunnel approval
Victoria’s push to strengthen its position in Australia’s critical minerals landscape has taken a step forward, with the state government approving Southern Cross Gold’s Work Plan for an...