Named the new chief executive of Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) and the Groupe Chimique Tunisien (GCT, a fertiliser producer) in December, Romdhane Souid has a lot of work cut out for him to revive an industry battered by [.
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President Joseph Kabila’s decision to strip Katanga governor Moise Katumbi of his functions as provincial chief of the PPRD party has triggered tension in Katanga.
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A report on the impact of the Dodd-Frank act on eastern Congo issued in December by the Egmont think tank, [...]
Gold Holding, an investment fund owned by the family of leader of Abu Dhabi which is now mainly involved in [...]
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Simfer, the Rio Tinto subsidiary which operates the Simandou iron ore project (blocks 3 and 4) is negotiating a memorandum [...]
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Late last year Autoridade Tributaria de Mocambique (ATM) summoned Rio Tinto Coal Mozambique to pay a capital gains tax relating [...]
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In its bid to break into China’s graphite market, the Australian concern Magnis Resources (formerly Uranex) is depending on the [...]
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A sulphuric acid plant at the Tsumeb smelter owned by Dundee Precious Metals was to have been completed end 2014 [...]
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Africa Mining Intelligence understands that the Societe Equatoriale des Mines (SEM) will unveil a series of gold projects at the [...]
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Kicked out of several international pension funds in recent years, [...]
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Libreville is seeking an investor to revive the marble quarry [...]
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The boss of Tunisian Mining Services, Taoufik Mansouri, is to [...]
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