In the midst of re-negotiating a farm out accord with Mercure Ressources, a firm headed by Wang Bin (AMI 341), the Societe Miniere de Bakwanga (MIBA) has launched an offensive on an altogether different front:
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In response to Rio Tinto’s request for a new delay on Simandou, Conakry is working on how to counterattack.
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An agreement penned by Regal Resources to swap a stake in its business for a 30% holding owned by Traxys [...]
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The building group Sepco3 Electric Power Construction Corp is keen on becoming a big partner in coal projects in east [...]
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According to our sources, a summary decision has been handed down by a Tunisian court in a dispute pitting Celamin [...]
The next six months will be crucial for Ethiopia’s fledgling gold industry. Kefi Minerals needs by then to have raised [...]
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The National Cement Co (NCCL) owned by Devki Group, a conglomerate headed by Narendra Raval, is seeking to plant its [...]
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A draft bill adopted by the European Parliament’s Committee on International Trade on April 14 - and which will be [...]
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