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EDG and Anaim bend over backwards to save Boke bauxite

To end the string of violence that shook the Boke [...]

Published on 17/10/2017 at 04:30 GMT

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Agence nationale d'amenagement des infrastructures minieres
Electricite de Guinee
Societe Miniere de Boke

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Guinea's mining agency points finger at state power company and army in memo to Doumbouya

In November, Guinea's mining agency ANAIM presented its operations and projects to new president Mamady Doumbouya. MD Lamine Cissé highlighted the money it is losing due to the shortcomings of the public electricity company and the army's demands.

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Henan Chine starts on bypass to free Boké of bauxite trucks

The Chinese firm has started building a road in the northwest that will be used to transport bauxite, skirting the town of Boké, the scene of violent protests against transiting trucks in 2017.

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The passage of trucks transporting bauxite throws up toxic red dust, pictured here in the vicinity of Boké.

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Conakry wants to avoid mining CSR blunder

The ministry of mines and geology in Guinea, directed by [...]

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Guinea
On your screens soon: the Boke bauxite insurrection

The recent violent outbreak in early September in Boke, stronghold of bauxite mining in Guinea, could have a ripple effect [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.09.2017

Spotlight | Guinea
Government takes action to help save Boke’s bauxite

Following a string of riots that disrupted bauxite production in Boke late April (AMI 391), threatening the Guinean treasurer’s primary source of revenue, the State stepped in to open up dialogue and calm the waters.

Subscribers only Mining 23.05.2017

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Guinea
EDG and Anaim bend over backwards to save Boke bauxite

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Guinea's mining agency points finger at state power company and army in memo to Doumbouya

Guinea
Henan Chine starts on bypass to free Boké of bauxite trucks

Guinea
Conakry wants to avoid mining CSR blunder

Guinea
On your screens soon: the Boke bauxite insurrection

Spotlight | Guinea
Government takes action to help save Boke’s bauxite