A law firm advising Guinea, Orrick Rambaud Martel, has been working overtime in recent days. Its job is to see that Simfer/Rio Tinto which is poised to sign an investment accord on blocks 3 and 4 of the Simandou iron [.
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Mineral resources minister Esperance Bias is poised to recommend awarding new exploration licenses in the coal belt of Tete but [...]
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Broken flush for Anglo American/Kumba Iron Ore in Liberia. It signed a joint venture accord in 2012 with the explorer [...]
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The American concern Tigui Mining Group (TMG) is in exclusive talks with Ivory Coast’s government on acquiring the first diamond [...]
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The biggest German investment program in sub-Saharan Africa and the key factor in Cameroon president Paul Biya’s "agricultural revolution," the [...]
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A property dispute stemming from the overlapping of bauxite exploration rights of Bel Air Mining (an affiliate of Alufer Mining) [...]
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A partner of Stratex International and Thani Emirates Resource Holding in exploring for gold in East Africa since 2011, AngloGold [...]
Initially aiming to develop export infrastructure for Guinea’s iron ore - for which it was slammed by Rio Tinto Alcan, [...]
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Areva's new uranium mine at Imouraren won't go into production in 2015 but rather only after 2017 and in keeping [...]
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