Electricity, or the lack thereof, is a prickly topic in Katanga, and the root of a heated debate between miners and local authorities. Neither side wants to pick up the slack for costly power imports.
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Chinese power construction group Tebian Electric Apparatus Stock Co. (TBEA) is pulling out all the stops to work its way [...]
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In mid-June, Alliance miniere responsable (AMR), the French firm active in Guinean mines with French nuclear group Areva's former CEO [...]
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Mozambique's former minister of education Alcido Eduardo Nguenha, who handles operations in tourism, telecommunications and public works, is preparing to [...]
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To develop copper resources identified in Burkina Faso's northern Sahel region, the Ouagadougou mines ministry is seeking out investors as [...]
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By the end of July, Kenya's minister of mines Dan Kazungu is hoping to receive a report on what steps [...]
Zambian state-owned group Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines-Investments Holdings (ZCCM-IH), which [...]
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The Burkinabe government, wanting to secure a firmer grip of [...]
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Togolese minister of mines and energy Marc Dederiwe Abli-Bidamon, who [...]
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Chinese conglomerate Fosun Gold's withdrawal on June 26 of its [...]
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Consultant Peter Nesveda chipped in to help Australian junior Volt [...]
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