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Mining code change threatening investment – Randgold
Mining code changes proposed by a number of African countries would deter further investment, Randgold Resources CE Mark Bristow warned on Tuesday. Bristow told the Investing in African Mining...
Company Announcement: RMA Automotive to exhibit at Mining Indaba 2013
RMA Automotive is to participate in ‘Investing in African Mining Indaba 2013’ in Cape Town, South Africa, to be held from 4 to 7 February 2013
Mining sustains quarter of South Africa’s people – Anglo American
A total of 13.5-million people were dependent on mining-generated jobs in South Africa – some 25% of the population – and the money the mining industry spent overwhelmingly benefited the country,...
Platinum's hard work of '90s thrown away – Cadiz
The hard work that the South African platinum industry did in the 1990s had been thrown away, Cadiz Corporate Solutions mining head Peter Major said on Monday. Major told the Investing in African...
Politics shaping mineral supply as ‘mercantilism’ arises
Politics was shaping the world mineral supply and mercantilism – an economic doctrine of each country fending for itself – was rearing its head, DaiCon Advisors principal Dr David Humphries said on...
Company Announcement: ARANZ Geo previews Leapfrog Geo at Mining Indaba Africa
ARANZ Geo Ltd the developer of 3D geological modelling software Leapfrog for the mining, hydrogeology and geothermal industries, will preview Leapfrog Geo at Mining Indaba Africa this week
Commodities at ‘very delicate, overly pessimistic stage' – Credit Suisse
The global commodities market was at a “very delicate” and “overly pessimistic” stage, Credit Suisse Commodities Research head Ric Deverell said on Monday. Deverell told the Investing In African...
WA miners struggling in uncertain economy - Deloitte
The market capitalisation of Western Australian (WA) listed companies, which comprise the Deloitte WA Index increased over just 1% during the last 12 months, reflecting the uncertainty in commodity...
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Trump administration eyes stake in company developing Greenland rare earths mine
Trump administration officials have discussed taking a stake in Critical Metals Corp, four people familiar with the discussions told Reuters, which would give Washington a direct interest in the...
Ecuador revokes environmental license for Canada's DPM to develop gold project
Ecuador's government has revoked the environmental license granted to Canadian mining company DPM Metals for the development of Loma Larga, a gold project in an environmentally sensitive area, the...
Tharisa targets first underground ore by quarter two of 2026
JSE- and LSE-listed Tharisa has confirmed that its new underground operation is scheduled to deliver first ore by the second quarter of 2026, marking the start of a strategic shift that will secure...