Gabon is the world’s fourth-ranking manganese producer, having turned out 3.2 million tons in 2010. But for want of an effective down-stream sector, the country earns less money from manganese than Brazil, the sixth largest producer.
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The boss of the state-run Portos & Caminhos de Ferro de Mocambique (CFM), Miguel Guebuza, who is a nephew of [...]
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The Burundi Mining Metallurgy (BMM) concern, a subsidiary of Kermas owned businessman Danko Koncar, is seeking to reduce its exposure [...]
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A tiny Australian junior listed on ASX with a market cap of AUD 6.7 million, Kibaran Resources is seeking to [...]
Following publication of the following alert on Aug. 28, Entreprise Generale Malta Forrest (EGMF) has informed us that the article [...]
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Appointed mines and industry minister in the Mali government headed by Oumar Tatam on Sept. 8, Boudou Cisse, an economist [...]
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The spotlight was on Gabon mines minister Regis Immongault during this year’s Africa Down Under Conference (organized by Paydirt), the [...]
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As a tiny Australian explorer engaged in a very greenfield niobium project in Tanzania, Cradle Resources nonetheless harbors big ambitions. [...]
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