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Africa: Signs infrastructure sharing agreements with two leading miners
Posted on :Friday , 26th June 2015
Guinea and its state miner have signed infrastructure sharing agreements with two of the country's leading mining companies in an effort to accelerate development of large-scale bauxite projects, a government official and one of the companies said. The accords, hammered out during negotiations in Paris, detail how key infrastructure, including a railway and port in the northwestern Boké . . .
Africa and Canada sign mining MoU
Posted on :Thursday , 25th June 2015
The deal, signed in Pretoria by South African mineral resource minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi and Canadian trade minister Ed Fast, encourages increased reciprocal investment in exploration and prospecting activities.
The deal gives particular attention to investment in the junior to mid-tier mining sector, as well as asserting both parties’ commitment to collaborate on skills . . .Gold mining still most significant source of income in Africa, Asia � WGC
Posted on :Monday , 22nd June 2015
While the global gold industry injected more than US$171 billion into the world’s economy in 2013, the countries that benefitted the most from such contribution were mainly African and Asian nations, the World Gold Council says.
Even though the focus of the report released this week is on formal, large scale mining, the council acknowledges that artisana. . .UK based company Expands mining project to Africa
Posted on :Saturday , 20th June 2015
The Ethiopian government has entered a gold development agreement with UK-based gold mining company Kefi Minerals goldmine-pixabayKefi Minerals has conducted a feasibility study, which has revealed that there are 28 tonnes of gold. (Image source: Pixabay) Ethiopia’s minister of mine Tolosa Shagi signed the agreement with Kefi Minerals. The UK-based company will mine for gold and sil. . .
East Africa survey reveals US$15.6bn iron ore deposits
Posted on :Saturday , 20th June 2015
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development said the deposits were discovered and quantified following a series of recent airborne geophysical surveys.
In its latest review of the country’s mineral sector, the ministry said the new ore reserves were discovered at Buhara (48mn tonnes), Nangara (six million tonnes) and Rugando (55million tonnes); all in south-western Ugan. . .Please Select an Option
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