Market News

  • Angola Strengthen Cooperation With China in Mining Sector

    Posted on :Friday , 18th December 2015

    Luanda — The Angolan Minister of Geology and Mining, Francisco Queiroz, met Tuesday in Beijing with his Chinese Counterpart, Jiang Daming with whom he discussed issues linked to strengthening of cooperation between the two countries in Geology and Mining domain.

     
    According to a press release from Angolan Embassy to China that reached Angop Tuesday, besides the . . .

  • Zambia: Govt Collects K10 Billion From Mines

    Posted on :Friday , 18th December 2015

    Government's collection from the mining industry in 2014 increased to K9.92 billion from K8.2 billion the previous year, with Kansanshi Mining Plc contributing the largest percentage.

     
    The increase of K1.72 billion represents about 21 per cent to Government's revenue.
     
    This is according to the 7th Extractive Industries Transparency Initi. . .

  • Tanzania: Diamond Drilling Confirms High Grades at Walkabout Resources’ Lindi Jumbo Project

    Posted on :Tuesday , 15th December 2015

    African focused junior mineral exploration company Walkabout Resources has reported very high grade graphite assay results of up to nearly 40% total graphitic carbon (TGC) for its maiden diamond drilling programme at its Lindi Jumbo project in south eastern Tanzania.
    The diamond drill holes, all along the western flank of the Gilbert Arcarea of focus, were drilled in order to provide cor. . .

  • Zimbabwe: Govt to Set Up Tantalite Buying Centre

    Posted on :Monday , 14th December 2015

    GOVERNMENT intends to establish a tantalite buying centre modelled along the same lines as Fidelity Printers and Refiners, Mines and Mining Development Minister Walter Chidhakwa. Tantalite is a black mineral found in granite rocks and mostly used in the electronics industry. It is used for the manufacturing of electronic capacitors for cell-phones and laptop computer chips, among others.

    <. . .

  • Kenya: Government Told to Ban Exportation of Raw Soapstone

    Posted on :Thursday , 10th December 2015

    The soapstone carvers in Tabaka area in Kisii County have called on the government to impose a total ban on exportation of uncut soapstone from Kenya.

    According to Jared Nyabuto, a soapstone dealer, both the county and national government lose millions of shillings by selling uncut stones to international dealers who eventually sell them at higher prices.

    He noted . . .

Expogroup

Expogroup is a full service exhibition organiser with over 28 years experience in International trade exhibitions. Our current portfolio includes 28 annual exhibitions from a diverse range of industries being held across the Middle East & Africa.

EXPOGROUP © 1996 - 2024 | Privacy policy

Facebook

Instant Reply