A project championed by Rwandan president Paul Kagame to revive Karuruma tin smelter won’t come to fruition immediately. Kagame has been counting on the smelter to make a savings of between $4 to 5 million per annum, an amount similar [.
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Having agreed to make concessions, businessman Wang Bin seems poised to finalize an agreement with MIBA.
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The Kubi gold project is expected to be in production in less than a year’s time, Douglas MacQuarrie, chairman of [...]
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The construction of the Cotonou-Niamey railway that France's Bolloré group is undertaking (the firm has just penned an accord for [...]
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The NGOs Western Sahara Resource Watch (WSRW) and Afrika Kontakt have confirmed to Africa Mining Intelligence that the vessel Amis [...]
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Lindsay Owler, director of the Australian explorer Argonaut Resources, says that a postponement of the first phase of work on [...]
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The Canadian concern Aureus Mining, which has just inaugurated its New Liberty mine in Liberia, plans to start producing gold [...]
According to Ben Botolo, secretary for natural resources, energy and mines, Malawi's government is to issue a call for bids [...]
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Two years after setting up shop in Ivory Coast, Gazprombank Ivory Coast Minerals (GICM), an affiliate of the Russian gas [...]
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Africa Mining Intelligence has learned the Russian aluminum behemoth RusAl will shortly launch three legal cases against the Bolloré group [...]
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