Western Cape
Editorial Insight
Gold catalyst advance, mining output falls, rare earths reach far
After years of research, South Africa’s Project AuTEK is able to supply gold catalysts for use in a range of applications; South Africa’s mining output is down again; rare earths continue to attract attentionBy: Martin Creamer
20th April 2012
Zinc
Zincor closure bodes well for zinc industry’s future
The closure of diversified miner Exxaro Resource’s Zincor, South Africa’s only zinc refinery, at the end of 2011 has generated significant international interest and movement in the zinc industry, says International Zinc Association South...By: Samantha Moolman
20th April 2012
COMMODITY LOGISTICS
Commodity lines to receive boost from R300bn Transnet plan
About one-third, or around R100-billion of Transnet’s R300-billion, seven-year rolling capital investment programme will be directed towards the upgrade and expansion of South Africa’s key commodity export corridors.
It was confirmed on...
By: Terence Creamer
10th April 2012
Uranium
New mines needed to meet future demand
In future, new mines will have to be commissioned to keep up with the global uranium demand, with sufficient uranium reserves hosted worldwide, says State-owned power utility Eskom nuclear spokesperson Tony Stott.By: Chantelle Kotzé
6th April 2012
Uranium
Uranium-rich South Africa good environment for nuclear plants
South Africa’s vast reserves of uranium and good investment environment support the establishment of new nuclear power plants throughout the country, states a report by global business intelligence provider GlobalData, called ‘South Africa...By: Chantelle Kotzé
6th April 2012
PHOSPHATE
Montero says SA phosphate mine to cost C$129m
Toronto-based Montero Mining, which owns a rare earths project in Tanzania, on Tuesday said a scoping study gave its Duyker Eiland phosphate asset in South Africa’s Western Cape a C$150-million net asset value at a 10% discount rate, forecasting...By: Matthew Hill
29th February 2012
RARE EARTHS
Great Western finalises rare-earths deal with Chinese company
Great Western Minerals said on Tuesday it penned a joint venture pact with Ganzhou Qiandong Rare Earth Group, a Chinese firm, to build a separations plant to process material from the TSX-V-listed company’s Steenkampskraal operation in South...By: Matthew Hill
10th January 2012
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Second Take: West Africa iron-ore
Resources Watch
US legislators visit Sasol mines to view new life-saving technology
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Eskom calls for urgent ‘guidance’ on its role in energy plan
Sasol opens new R3.5bn coal shaft in Mpumalanga
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