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AllAfrica: Namibia: Epangelo Ready for Action
Namibia's passive participation in harnessing her abundantly rich mineral resources could be a thing of the past after Epangelo Mining, a fully state-owned mining company, was launched here yesterday, amidst pomp and fanfare.
AllAfrica: South Africa: Engaging the State
INTERNATIONAL banking group Bank of America Merrill Lynch has done SA a great service in its frank assessment of SA's mining policy environment. It is no secret that the views expressed in the report are widely held across many business sectors in SA.
AllAfrica: Namibia: Hawala to Head Epangelo Mining Outfit
THE boss of the NamGem diamond-cutting and polishing company at Okahandja, Eliphas Hawala, will become the managing director of Government's new company Epangelo Mining.
AllAfrica: Zambia: Mufulira Tests Dams for Copper
TECHNICAL studies on the possibility of extracting copper on commercial basis from the Mufulira Tailings dams have started at a cost of US$5 million.
AllAfrica: Tanzania: Gold Lifts Country's Export Earnings
TANZANIA exported goods worth 4,983.8 million US dollars for the year ended May, 2010, representing a rise of 11.8 per cent compared to the corresponding period in 2009.
AllAfrica: South Africa: Book Digs Deep Into Mine Safety
AGAINST the backdrop of a spate of fatal accidents in the platinum sector in recent weeks, a book looking at the causes and offering solutions to South African mining's poor safety track record is being translated from Spanish into English.
AllAfrica: Zambia: Uranium Sale Guidelines in Place, Minister Tells Parley
ZAMBIA has developed guidelines to stop the sale of uranium to institutions that may use it for producing dangerous weapons.
AllAfrica: Africa: The New Scramble for Afrika's Minerals, the Untold Story
125 years ago the Western imperialists including America, Britain, France and Germany met at a round table to carve up Afrika into neo-political and neo-economic entities. This was known as the "Congress of Berlin" that became dubbed: "The Scramble for Afrika"
AllAfrica: South Africa: Platinum Workers Set to Strike After Wage Talks Fail
THE platinum industry is expected to be hit by a strike involving more than 18 000 mineworkers after wage talks at the second-biggest producer in the industry, Impala Platinum (Implats), failed at the weekend.
AllAfrica: Zimbabwe: ACR Agreeable to Out of Court Settlement
Africans Consolidated Resources (ACR) says it is agreeable to an out of court settlement, preferably a joint venture with the coalition government to end a bitter ownership wrangle over Marange diamonds.
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Congo-Kinshasa: Secretary Clinton On Conflict Minerals in DR-Congo
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·Zimbabwe: Diamond Researcher Slapped With Fresh Charges
Diamond researcher and human rights activist Farai Maguwu has been slapped with fresh charges, just over two weeks after his release on bail from Harare Remand Prison.
·South Africa: Gold One Says It May Hedge Gold to Cover New U.S.$65 Million Debt Facility
GOLD One, which is increasing the Modder East mine near Johannesburg, may have to hedge up to 200 000oz of gold to cover a $65m loan it is finalising.
·South Africa: Phoenix Project Muddies Kumba-Mittal Waters
ARCELORMITTAL appears to be headed for another clash with Kumba Iron Ore, this time over cheap supplies for its steel mills from the Thabazimbi mine.
·South Africa: Khumama Dispute Delays Mvelaphanda Unbundling
THE unbundling of Mvelaphanda Resources (Mvela) has been pushed back from the end of this year to about May next year after an arbitration process with Khumama Platinum failed to reach resolution last week.
·South Africa: Mittal Hints at Settling With Kumba
REMARKS by ArcelorMittal CEO Mittal CEO Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita yesterday reinforced what Kumba Iron Ore's CEO has said about the prospect of the two companies reaching a long- term supply agreement, and avoiding a lengthy and expensive arbitration.
·Namibia: Epangelo Ready for Action
Namibia's passive participation in harnessing her abundantly rich mineral resources could be a thing of the past after Epangelo Mining, a fully state-owned mining company, was launched here yesterday, amidst pomp and fanfare.
·South Africa: Engaging the State
INTERNATIONAL banking group Bank of America Merrill Lynch has done SA a great service in its frank assessment of SA's mining policy environment. It is no secret that the views expressed in the report are widely held across many business sectors in SA.
·Namibia: Hawala to Head Epangelo Mining Outfit
THE boss of the NamGem diamond-cutting and polishing company at Okahandja, Eliphas Hawala, will become the managing director of Government's new company Epangelo Mining.
·Angola: Geology Minister Inaugurates Diamonds Prospecting Project in Nzagi
The minister of Industry, Geology and Mining, Joaquim David, inaugurated on Wednesday in Nzagi, locality in the central Lunda Norte Province, the Luxinge diamond prospecting project.
·Zambia: Mufulira Tests Dams for Copper
TECHNICAL studies on the possibility of extracting copper on commercial basis from the Mufulira Tailings dams have started at a cost of US$5 million.
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