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2 000 mining projects and mines on the continent, suppliers to the mining industry know that Africa represents big business.
On the back of a strong 2019, where it hit a six-year high of $1 553, analysts suggest that the price of gold could shortly surge…
Rhodium is the world's most expensive precious metal, with over 80% mined in South Africa.
How will Africa’s mines regroup in the shadow the global economic impact of coronavirus?
As the world's second largest continent and one with large quantities of mineral endowments, Africa is home to a large proportion of the world's mined minerals.
Mining is an inherently risky business. Mining companies grapple with everything from miner safety to a changing political landscape throughout the life of mine.
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Feasibility study demonstrates the economic viability of the project with enough certainty to allow a decision to develop a mine or not
Burkina Faso's minerals industry continues to bloom, with the recent commissioning of the 1.61 Moz Wahgnion Gold Mine.
As technology evolves so do mining methods. In South Africa and many African countries, it is a balancing act between implementing new technologies and retaining a…
Tanzania is blessed with vast quantities and types of natural resources whose extraction has been central to the country's economic growth.
Ghana's mining industry accounts for about 5% of the country's GDP, with its minerals making up over 35% of its exports.
Since the 19th Century, mining has been a central pillar underpinning South Africa's economy.