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South Africa
Universal Coal founders hope for success in copper and zinc with Lukin Resources

After founding and leading Universal Coal into coal production in South Africa, a team of businessmen, led by Hendrik Bonsma, are trying their luck again, this time in copper and zinc. [...]

Published on 19/01/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Anglo American
Asenjo Energy
Australian Securities Exchange
Daryl Edwards
Eskom
Hendrik Bonsma
Jacobus "Jaco" Malan
Lukin Resources
Orion Minerals
Terracom
Tony Weber
Universal Coal

Botswana
African Energy Resources to remove its Botswanan coal business from Australian Securities Exchange

With the business climate increasingly unfavourable for investment in coal, African Energy Resources plans to hive off its Botswanan coal assets from its Australian parent company, which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. They will in future be held by a non-listed company, away from the sight of conscientious investors.

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Zambia
Uptick in copper exploration followed by Rio Tinto, Anglo American and other majors

The rise in copper prices has lead to a reboot of exploration projects in Zambia from sector giants to juniors looking for a stockmarket listing, overshadowing the country's colossal debt and recent spat with Glencore and Vedanta.

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South Africa
As Eskom falters, mining industry struggles to generate its own electricity

Mining companies keen to build their own renewable energy plants have run into a wall of South African red tape and are increasingly frustrated by the shortcomings of the public utility company Eskom, which are affecting the entire sector.

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Anglo American
Asenjo Energy
Australian Securities Exchange
Daryl Edwards
Eskom
Hendrik Bonsma
Jacobus "Jaco" Malan
Lukin Resources
Orion Minerals
Terracom
Tony Weber
Universal Coal

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From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

South Africa
Universal Coal founders hope for success in copper and zinc with Lukin Resources

Botswana
African Energy Resources to remove its Botswanan coal business from Australian Securities Exchange

Zambia
Uptick in copper exploration followed by Rio Tinto, Anglo American and other majors

South Africa
As Eskom falters, mining industry struggles to generate its own electricity