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Sector enters phase of industrial renewal
The convergence of the automotive and mining value chains is strengthening Africa’s capacity to shift from resource extraction to advanced manufacturing, positioning the continent as an...
Africa urged to leverage critical minerals through partnerships, infrastructure, value addition
Africa will only capture meaningful economic value from rising global demand for critical minerals if it strengthens partnerships, improves infrastructure, ensures regulatory certainty and expands...
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...
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St Barbara reports progress on Touquoy restart
ASX-listed St Barbara has confirmed it will move the proposed restart of the Touquoy gold operation in Nova Scotia into the permitting phase, after a new study outlined a low capital expenditure...
Glencore to ship first cobalt cargo under Congo's new quota system
Glencore has become the first miner to export cobalt under Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC's) new quotas, sending a small initial shipment to test the system, one government source and two...
Chinese uranium miner to help build Namibia's second desalination plant
Swakop Uranium, a subsidiary of state-owned China General Nuclear Power Group, has signed a joint venture deal with Namibia's water utility, NamWater, to construct the country's second desalination...
