Ivory Coast’s presidency has eased the iron grip it held for long months over the renewal or delivery of mining licenses (AMI 276/270), prompting a sigh of relief in the mining community which can now hatch long-term investment plans.
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In recent weeks, Gecamines obtained a substantial part of the money needed to finance its $900 million strategic recovery plan. [...]
Berkley Mineral Resources (BMR) has shifted into a new operational phase. The firm headed by Masoud Alikhani now owns all [...]
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Deeply engaged in exploring for phosphates in Tunisia since 2010, Celamin Holdings, listed on the Australian Securities Exchanges, is making [...]
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A plan to resume iron ore mining at Jamba in Huila province next year has hardened up considerably with restoration [...]
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As Africa Mining Intelligence had anticipated (AMI 276), the firm African Minerals has won a green light to work the [...]
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Production of iron ore at the Ngwenya site is now in full stride. The Indian firm Salgocar Swaziland, which opened [...]
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Present in Mozambique’s mineral sands sector since 2006, Jinan Yuxiao Group is in the process of making the country its [...]
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