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Chanel de Bruyn
Chanel de Bruyn is Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online for Engineering News and Mining Weekly.
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Thousands register for job opportunities at NMP's Sandpiper project
18th December 2020 More than 6 000 people have registered for future job opportunities at emerging marine phosphate miner Namibian Marine Phosphate's (NMP's) Sandpiper project, in Namibia. NMP in October launched a job registration drive to enable it to compile a database of prospective job seekers who may be... →
AngloGold says will achieve strong yearly free cash flow performance
18th December 2020 Gold miner AngloGold says it is on track to build on the robust free cash flow of $516-million in the first nine months of the year and is expected to post its strongest annual free cash flow performance in almost a decade. In a year-end update published on December 18, interim CEO Christine... →
Pan African appoints juwi South Africa as EPC contractor for R140m Evander solar PV plant
15th December 2020 Gold miner Pan African Resources has entered into an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) agreement with juwi South Africa to build a 9.975 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) plant at its Evander Mines. Construction on the R140-million solar PV plant will start in the first quarter of 2021,... →
Tirupati raises funds
10th December 2020 Specialist graphite and graphene producer Tirupati Graphite has raised £890 000 as part of an offer to retail investors to participate in the company's initial public offering on equal terms to institutional and professional investors. The company’s broker Optiva Securities has also raised an... →
Froneman promotes digital first strategy for mining companies
9th December 2020 Precious metals miner Sibanye-Stillwater has undertaken a digital first approach for the organisation, with considerable value to be unlocked from a capital as well as an environment, social and governance (ESG) perspective, CEO Neal Froneman said, delivering the keynote address at the University... →
Glencore’s DRC settlements should allay fears about asset seizure – analyst
15th June 2018 Diversified miner Glencore’s settlement, this week, of various disputes with entities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), should allay investor concerns about the risk of a seizure of its DRC assets, says Goldman Sachs. Glencore, led by CEO Ivan Glasenberg, on Friday announced that it had... →
Barclays Africa plans Kenya gold ETF listing early this year
27th February 2017 Barclays Africa Group is preparing to list its NewGold ETF on the Nairobi Securities Exchange after receiving regulatory approval to begin trading the securities. “We expect the listing to take place early this year,’’ Michael Mgwaba, head of exchange traded products at Johannesburg-based... →
Peak Resources sees bright future for Tanzania magnet metals project
31st July 2015 A focus on high-value rare earths and the use of a tailor-made beneficiation process bodes well for Tanzania-focused Peak Resources. The ASX-listed company is developing the Ngualla rare earths project, which contains high-grade neodymium and praseodymium mineralisation. →
Glencore's Mopani warns of possible investment cuts, job losses as VAT refunds withheld
1st October 2014 The CEO of Zambia-focused Mopani Copper Mines has warned that the withholding of value-added tax (VAT) refunds due to copper mining companies by the Zambian government, may negatively impact the company’s plans to invest in new projects in the country. The copper and cobalt miner, which is... →
Rio Tinto H1 earnings down amid softer commodity prices
8th August 2013 Lower commodity prices in the six months to June 30 contributed to diversified mining giant Rio Tinto reporting lower earnings for the period. The group on Thursday posted a 71% drop in first-half net earnings to $1.72-billion, compared with net earnings of $5.88-billion in the first half of... →
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