Beginning with its Sahamamy Project in Africa, Tirupati Graphite has begun manufacturing.

Posted on :Monday , 27th February 2023

The 18 000 tpy flake graphite production facilities at the Sahamamy project in Madagascar have begun operation, according to Tirupati Graphite plc, a specialist graphite and graphene firm creating sustainable new age materials. Thus, the business has achieved a 30 000 tpy flake graphite capacity that is important on a global scale and is moving closer to a steady state >80% production in the. . .

Kenya would serve as an export hub for Africa, according to a proposal unveiled by the ministry.

Posted on :Friday , 27th January 2023

ANTARA: Jakarta In order to establish Kenya as an export hub for Africa, the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment revealed its strategy.

"We just arrived from Africa last night. We came from Zimbabwe, the Congo, and Kenya. Currently, we are looking at the Indonesian market there "According to Septian Hario Seto, deputy of investment coordination and mining. . .

Kenya on course of robust mineral potential

Posted on :Monday , 26th April 2021

If entirely exploited, Kenya’s mining sector is said to contribute up to 12% of the country’s GDP.

According to a study released recently by the Mineral Rights Board on how to draw mining investment, Kenya is on a course to benefit the country with its robust potential.

“The sector is generally financed by development partne. . .

Africa's Mining firms are switching to Green Mining using earth-friendly product alternatives

Posted on :Wednesday , 24th March 2021

The mining industry should be leading the way in exploiting the earth's wealth in more environmentally friendly ways, given its major duty to both man and nature. It is, after all, one product, one step at a time.

In terms of global industrial growth, the mining industry is significant. Mining is important to human development because it provides mineral and other services to. . .

An introduction from the Kenya Ministry of Mines

Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd March 2021

The Ministry of Mining was founded in 2013 by President Uhuru Kenyatta to set up a new ministry mandated solely to develop the mining sector after having been given prominence by the 2030 Pillar 7 vision, which described the mining or extractive sector as a key contributor to a diversified economy with potential for jobs and wealth creation in Kenya.

Traditionally, mining was. . .