For decades a hunting ground for opportunities and quick financial gain, the mining industry is fast becoming a preserve of investment funds which stick with explorers throughout their development cycle, or roughly for 10 years.
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With civil society is running out of patience, mining companies are only too happy about the logjam in updating legislation.
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Will the new mining authorities in Burkina Faso be in a position to quickly award a mining license for the [...]
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Like an oil company in search of partners for its blocks, Central Rand Gold had to open an electronic data [...]
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Mines minister Kerfalla Yansane sent a warning by letter last month to the management of Guinea Development Corp (GDC), a [...]
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Evraz Group, the Luxembourg-registered parent company of South Africa's Evraz Highveld Steel & Vanadium, figures among the 300-odd companies that [...]
The chairman and founder of GoviEx Uranium is pinning his hopes on quickly acquiring a mining license for his Madaouela [...]
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A leading Indian mining businessman, Sachin Bajla, is continuing make headway in breaking into West Africa’s manganese sector. One year [...]
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The latest monthly statistics from Zambia’s Central Statistical Office (CSO) indicate that 91.5% of Zambia’s copper exports went to Switzerland [...]
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Since the recent and effective lifting of the embargo on [...]
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President Alpha Conde has failed to sign a general interest [...]
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In addition to revising the mining code, labour legislation and [...]
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