Formed under new mining legislation last September, the Societe Guineenne du Patrimoine Minier (SOGUIPAMI) henceforth enjoys a lot of new powers, and that could well be at the mines ministry’s expense. What is certain is that the new organization underscores [.
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The EUR 1.46 billion write-down for the acquisition of UraMin that Areva's management is expected to confirm on March 2 [...]
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Sierra Rutile is investing heavily in the market for titanium dioxide (TI02) - used in pigments and other products -which [...]
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) intends to grant a $200 million loan to finance modernization of Morocco’s Office Cherifien des [...]
China’s Groupement de Cooperation Internationale Henan-Chine (CHICO) was due on Feb. 20 to lay the cornerstone of its an alumina [...]
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Teranga Gold Corp was the first Canadian company to begin industrial-scale gold mining in Senegal in March, 2009 at the [...]
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Construction work on a new copper concentrator with a capacity of 4,000 tons per month was launched by Sinohydro at [...]
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