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Top mining pioneers to be recognised in global hall of fame
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Top, pioneering mining technology innovators and developers will be honoured by inclusion in the inaugural global Mining Technology “Hall of Fame” next year.
The Hall of Fame aimed to shine the light on the people – past and present –...
By: Natasha Odendaal
4th December 2013
Decmil gets $37.5m Roy Hill contract
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Project house Decmil Group has been awarded a A$37.5-million contract to construct fuel infrastructure for the Roy Hill iron-ore project, in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
The Decmil contract followed closely on the heels of a...
29th November 2013
Growing need for multiskilled geologists, says Venmyn Deloitte
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There is a growing need for multi-dimensional and multi-skilled young geologists in South Africa, says Venmyn Deloitte director Neil Mc Kenna. He tells Mining Weekly that local universities need to rise to the challenge by producing multi-skilled...
By: Pimani Baloyi
29th November 2013
Middle Island Resources to pursue further West African gold prospects despite failure to gain majority interest in Niger gold mine
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Despite failing to secure a majority interest in the Samira Hill gold mine, in Niger, ASX-listed Middle Island Resources’ board plans to focus on pursuing other projects to maximise shareholder value, as well as to advance the company’s...
By: Chantelle Kotze
29th November 2013
Mineral processing sector intensifying focus on efficient asset use
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With no immediate respite from the prevailing economic conditions in the global mining industry, the minerals-processing sector is intensifying its focus on optimising existing assets. These conditions have ideally positioned mineral solutions...
By: Chantelle Kotze
29th November 2013
New service-driven geomatics supplier breaking even
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Geospatial products distributor Aciel Geomatics has attributed its start-up success to the company’s approach to business and its focus on being more of a service provider than simply a products provider. “We recognised that the future of this...
By: Pimani Baloyi
29th November 2013
US motor control company plans further expansion in South Africa
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US-owned motor control products design and manufacturing company Saminco is planning further expansion into South Africa as its current business in the country grows, Saminco South African MD Jon Anderson says, pointing out that the company...
By: Leandi Kolver
29th November 2013
Mintek, association partner to increase e-waste collection, recycling in Africa
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State-owned minerals researcher Mintek and the eWaste Association of South Africa (eWasa) have signed a five-year memorandum of understanding to jointly tackle the growing challenge of dealing with electronic and electrical equipment waste, or...
By: Chantelle Kotze
28th November 2013
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‘Integrating into one’s business’ will ensure safer mining – Sandvik Mining
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Omnia mining business poised for continued growth 
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Sandvik takes advantage of bauma to unveil...
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