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COMMODITIES TRADER

Glencore under fire over Congo as investors meet

Commodities trader Glencore faced calls for greater transparency around its deals in Congo, one of its most promising but most controversial jurisdictions, as it prepares for its first shareholder meeting since listing. Anti-corruption campaign...
9th May 2012
 
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Sustainable development takes centre stage at indaba

Devising a successful business strategy by addressing the environmental and social challenges faced by mining companies will be one of the main focus points for this year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba’s sustainable development segment.
27th January 2012
 
DIAMONDS

Chinese firm begins Zimbabwe diamond sales

Chinese-owned Anjin Investments has started selling its two-million carats of stockpiled diamonds mined in Zimbabwe after global gem regulator Kimberley Process allowed the firm last month to begin exports, State media reported on Tuesday. The...
6th December 2011
 
DIAMONDS

Global Witness pulls out of blood diamond scheme

Campaign group Global Witness has pulled out of the Kimberley Process, a scheme designed to prevent "blood diamonds" from entering the mainstream market, calling the scheme outdated and a failure, almost nine years after its launch. In a damning...
5th December 2011
 
Breaking News

Group calls for resource-sector transparency

Global Witness A UK-based humanitarian group leading the fight for corporate disclosure on payments to third world governments for raw materials, has called on the G8 meeting in Canada this week to back its campaign.
26th June 2002
 
Diamonds

Gems-for-arms trade under attack

Delegates at a three-day conference on ‘blood diamonds’ in Angola will seek a plan to block the trade in conflict gems that has thrived despite United Nations (UN) sanctions, the Angolan government said.
1st November 2001
 
 
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Second Take: West Africa iron-ore Video
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US legislators visit Sasol mines to view new... Video
Sasol to apply for Waterberg coal mining licence Video
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Sasol opens new R3.5bn coal shaft in Mpumalanga Video
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Anooraq focusing on doubling output... Audio
Tanzania's Jengo wants mine listings... Audio
Wits Gold plans to move De Bron into... Audio
London Mining expects iron-ore prices... Audio
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Kebble R1bn unlocked as... Audio
Geovic confident on Cameroon cobalt... Audio