Mining Indaba sharpens focus: Turning partnerships into tangible deliverables
Investing in African Mining Indaba is entering the next phase of its evolution, one defined by shifting from collaborative conversations to successful commitment delivery.
Investing in African Mining Indaba is entering the next phase of its evolution, one defined by shifting from collaborative conversations to successful commitment delivery.
According to Malcolm Curror, chief executive of United Manganese of Kalahari (UMK), the South African resources sector is anticipated to experience significant growth following global disruptions, as large-scale reconstruction efforts will require substantial quantities of natural resources, including manganese and other steelmaking inputs.
TSX-listed NextSource Materials has announced that a technical team from Germany’s Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR) attended a site visit at the Company’s Molo Graphite Mine in southern Madagascar this week.
Kazera Global, the AIM-quoted investment company, has provided an update regarding the ongoing evaluation of strategic options relating to its interest in African Tantalum, a tantalum and lithium project in southern Namibia, and continued and growing expressions of interest from third parties.
Engen and Valterra Platinum have joined forces to support learners across five schools in Limpopo, demonstrating a shared commitment to education and community upliftment.
There is growing recognition that sustainable safety performance requires a deeper, more integrated understanding of the human factors that influence risk, Dr Ramesh Dhoorgapersadh, General Manager: Operational Excellence & SHERQ at BME, told delegates at the SAFEX International Congress XXI in Portugal last month.