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  • Mozambique: Joint Venture to Mine Alluvial Gold

    Posted on :Thursday , 22nd October 2015

    London — The British based company Xtract Resources has entered into a joint venture with Mineral Technologies International to develop an alluvial gold mine in the central Mozambican province of Manica.

     
    A statement from Xtract released on Tuesday said that the two companies plan to begin gold production within six months and expect to extract 32,000 ounces of. . .

  • Majwe Mining Extends Partnership

    Posted on :Thursday , 22nd October 2015

    Jwaneng — The Ministry of Education and Skills Development initiated the adopt a school programme in 2011 to bring on board the private sector, individuals and the community in the provision of education. As a result, one company that immensely contributed to the education sector is Majwe Mining Joint Venture.

     
    In 2013, the company adopted four primary schools . . .

  • Eritrea: Sunridge Gold Lands Mining Licences for Asmara Project

    Posted on :Tuesday , 20th October 2015

    Sunridge Gold Corp (CVE:SGC) has secured three key mining licences in Eritrea for the Asmara project.

    Asmara Mining (AMSC), a joint venture 60% owned by the Canadian group, has been awarded licences spanning 19.3 square kilometres and encompassing four advanced deposits – namely Emba Derho, Adi Nefas, Gupo Gold and Debarwa.

    These areas were all incorporated i. . .

  • Tanzania: Black Rock Mining Swells Graphite Exploration Target at Mahenge

    Posted on :Tuesday , 20th October 2015

    Black Rock Mining (ASX:BKT) has boosted the exploration target at its highly prospective Mahenge graphite project in Tanzania.

    After incorporating new exploration data from mapping, trench, pit and drill results, the target increased to between 84 million tonnes to 115 million tonnes at 8.66% to 10.34% total graphitic carbon (TGC).

    The target is based upon the Ulan. . .

  • Tanzania: Dangote Cement in Tanzania Coal Deal

    Posted on :Monday , 19th October 2015

    Dangote Cement has signed two agreements that will enable its $600 million cement factory in Tanzania to generate 150MW from coal.

     
    One agreement is with Tancoal, to supply coal to the Dangote factory. The cement factory has also signed a coal prospecting licence for a site in Mbinga, southern Tanzania. However, the factory will first run on diesel until it is able t. . .

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