Trafigura’s strategy to operate in many of Angola’s sectors seems to be paying off. Four years after turning up in the country, the world shipping and minerals transportation concern is resuming iron production that ground to a halt in 1976.
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After laying their hands of major iron deposits in Liberia, mining companies are working to place a lock on the [...]
Mines minister Adama Toungara's draft bill concerning tax rates on "additional profits" generated by mining companies is making serious waves [...]
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Liberia is in the process of becoming a world-class iron-ore country playing host, as it does, to such majors as [...]
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After more than a year of crossing swords before the Chamber of Commerce’s arbitration court in Paris, Gecamines (GCM) and [...]
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The firm African Smelting Group (ASG) based in Goma and in Kirghizstan could shortly build a tin smelter in Masisi [...]
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Can Kunene qualify as Namibia’s new iron-ore province? Whatever the case, the Australian explorer Avonlea Minerals is be betting it [...]
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Although it signed a conditional agreement in December, 2010 to buy the Tapeta iron ore project in Nimba county in [...]
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