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Junior Indaba chairperson Bernard Swanepoel.
Junior Indaba chairperson Bernard Swanepoel.
Africa must create conditions that allow investment to flourish, Junior Indaba hears
9th June 2026 By: Martin Creamer

Mining's future will not be built only by the largest companies. Even though major mining houses are economically critical, history has shown that discoveries are usually made by optimists, entrepreneurs, and explorers. Every operating mine... 


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Aterian subsidiary enters supply agreement with Rwanda tin, tantalum, tungsten producer
Aterian subsidiary enters supply agreement with Rwanda tin, tantalum, tungsten producer
9th June 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

London-listed Aterian’s subsidiary Eastinco has entered into a long-term supply agreement with an established Rwanda-based tin, tantalum and tungsten (3T) producer and exporter to support the... 


PhosCo eyes more inventory growth with another discovery
PhosCo eyes more inventory growth with another discovery
Updated 7 hours ago By: Sabrina Jardim

ASX-listed PhosCo has made another discovery at its Gasaat phosphate project, in Tunisia, with drilling having intersected thick, shallow phosphate mineralisation at the KH prospect, just 3.5 km... 


Indonesia supply growth underpins nickel price, but Middle East conflict driving volatility – BMI
Indonesia supply growth underpins nickel price, but Middle East conflict driving volatility – BMI
17th April 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

Research firm BMI – a Fitch Solutions Company – is revising its 2026 nickel price forecast to $16 600/t from $15 800/t previously, following an earlier upward out-of-cycle revision this year,... 


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Aclara garners enviro approval for Penco Module rare earths project in Chile
9th June 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

TSX-listed rare earths developer Aclara Resources has been granted an environmental qualification resoluton for its approval for its Penco Module ionic clay rare earth project, in Chile. Having... 


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Rome Resources starts North American critical metals exploration programme
9th June 2026 By: Lumkile Nkomfe

London-listed tin and copper exploration company Rome Resources is set to begin its 2026 field programme at the New Brunswick tin/tungsten/indium project this week, as part of an option agreement... 


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Ambler Metals appoints president
9th June 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

Ambler Metals – a joint venture between Trilogy Metals and South32 – has announced that Ron Rimelman has been appointed president. He will lead the completion of the permitting process and... 


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Western Australia minerals chamber welcomes cultural heritage review
9th June 2026 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

The Western Australia Chamber of Minerals and Energy (CME) has welcomed the release of the Native Title and Cultural Heritage Processes Review, which contains recommendations designed to streamline... 


RKP Global vanadium-based energy storage
Australian vanadium miner Richmond to advance solutions with energy storage supplier
9th June 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

ASX-listed Richmond Vanadium Technology has signed a binding mine-to-battery collaboration and project development agreement with vanadium flow battery expert RKP Global. Hong Kong-based RKP also... 


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Eldorado Gold produces first concentrate at Canadian project
9th June 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

TSX- and NYSE-listed Eldorado Gold Corporation has produced the first copper concentrate at its 100%-owned McIlvenna Bay project in east-central Saskatchewan, Canada. The company says this... 


Rio Tinto's Diavik diamond mine, in Canada
Rio Tinto commits 30% more funds to Canadian communities
9th June 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

British-Australian multinational mining company Rio Tinto is increasing its yearly community investment commitment in Canada by 30% through the Rio Tinto Canada Fund (RTCF), bringing total yearly... 


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American Battery Technology’s grant for Nevada lithium project reinstated following appeal win
9th June 2026 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

Integrated critical mineral manufacturing company American Battery Technology Company has won its appeal with the US Department of Energy (DoE) for the reinstatement of its competitive grant award... 


AnorTech's Gronne Bjerg aluminum calcium silicate (anorthosite) project in Greenland
Anorthosite developer partners with Canadian research body to advance carbon capture tech
9th June 2026 By: Creamer Media Reporter

TSX-V-listed AnorTech, which is pioneering the next generation of sustainable materials from anorthosite, has announced it will collaborate with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) to... 


Max Power Mining's natural hydrogen Lawson Complex
Max Power Mining sells noncore lithium project to focus on natural hydrogen
9th June 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Canadian natural hydrogen developer Max Power Mining has entered into a share purchase agreement with Homeland Critical Minerals Corporation to sell all of the issued and outstanding equity... 


Larvotto signs Hillgrove gold concentrate offtake agreement with Glencore
Larvotto signs Hillgrove gold concentrate offtake agreement with Glencore
9th June 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

ASX-listed Larvotto Resources has announced the execution of a binding offtake agreement for the sale of gold concentrate produced during the first seven years of mining at the Hillgrove project,... 


British Columbia court supports Seabridge KSM work but demands new indigenous engagement
9th June 2026 By: Creamer Media Reporter

TSX- and NYSE-listed gold developer Seabridge Gold has advised of a ruling made by the Supreme Court of British Columbia on two petitions challenging the determination by the British Columbia... 


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Magazine round up | 05 June 2026
Magazine round up | 05 June 2026

A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader.  

LITHIUM EXTRACTION: Chilean mining companies Codelco and SQM are budgeting $3-billion to deploy new extraction technologies at their lithium joint venture in the Atacama Desert. Bloomberg reports that the companies’ Novandino Litio partnership set its latest projection after wrapping up design work on a project to introduce more direct ways to recover lithium from brine under the Atacama salt flat in northern Chile. The venture plans to submit an environmental impact study to regulators in June. Photograph: Bloomberg
LITHIUM EXTRACTION:

Chilean mining companies Codelco and SQM are budgeting $3-billion to deploy new extraction technologies at their lithium joint venture in the Atacama Desert. Bloomberg reports that the companies’... 

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Deviant financial behaviour must be ruthlessly rooted out

Deeply infuriating is the unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure of a very large number of South Africa’s municipalities. National Treasury’s steps to reform the local... 

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Virtue of necessity

Following an embarrassing false start, the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies has set a deadline of early next year for the finalisation of a new draft of the national AI policy.... 

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Darryn Jacobs, MD of SkyJacks
Darryn Jacobs

This week we profile Darryn Jacobs, MD of SkyJacks, which offers a range of access and lifting equipment and related services  

IN A VICE GRIP: Johannesburg residents and businesses are exposed daily to the spillover effects of municipal mismanagement. Driving is hazardous not only because of the proliferation of potholes, but the lack of road markings, as well as working streetlights and traffic lights. Eskom’s warning that it could interrupt power owing to the City of Johannesburg’s payment delinquency is unlikely to materialise. Nevertheless, the threat itself reinforced just how poorly South Africa’s economic hub is being governed.
IN A VICE GRIP:

Johannesburg residents and businesses are exposed daily to the spillover effects of municipal mismanagement. Driving is hazardous not only because of the proliferation of potholes, but the lack of... 

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