Firms that import phosphate from the disputed territory of Western Sahara are coming under increasing pressure to stop trading OCP (Office Cherifien des Phosphates) in the wake of a finding by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) [.
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Mines minister Abdessalem Bouchouareb wants to increase Algeria’s output of phosphates in order to produce fertilizer in the country. But there’s no saying Ferphos has the capacity.
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Dividends that Lucara Diamond Corp has been paying its shareholders since February, 2014 are going to become progressive following a [...]
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BMR Mining, a junior listed on Alternative Investment Market in London, intends to proceed with a rights issue in coming [...]
Outgoing mines and geology minister Kerfalla Yansane has submitted an application from Societe des Bauxites de Guinee (SBG) for a [...]
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Just days before the first round of presidential and legislative elections on Dec. 30, a panel of experts on Central [...]
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An Australian explorer listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, Peninsula Energy, recently applied for a mining license for the Rietkuil [...]
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Work is to start again on the former wolframite mine known as RHA Tungsten in Zimbabwe. Its operator, Premier African [...]
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Manganese exports to China and Australia from Pan African Minerals’ mine in Tambao are to resume shortly following a lifting [...]
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