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Mining projects will come if Colombia solves bottlenecks - Vice Minister
18th November 2021 By: Reuters

Colombia will easily attract major mining investment by solving licensing and regulatory bottlenecks and dealing with security issues comprehensively, the vice minister of mines said on Wednesday.... 


WDC sees green shoots of progress in responsible diamond sourcing discussions
15th November 2021 By: Marleny Arnoldi

At the closing session of the 2021 Kimberley Process (KP) Plenary on November 12, World Diamond Council (WDC) president Edward Asscher was encouraged by the KP’s constructive discussions and its... 


Congo lawmakers tell Barrick to secure mine perimeter after deadly protest
11th November 2021 By: Reuters

Lawmakers in Democratic Republic of Congo have asked Barrick Gold Corp to secure the perimeter of its Kibali gold mine after a protest last month over the eviction of people living on the company's... 


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South Deep is Gold Fields’ star performer
11th November 2021 By: Martin Creamer

Mechanised underground Gauteng gold mine South Deep has been hailed by a solidly performing Gold Fields as its star in the three months to September 30. Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith singled out... 


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FFI targets green hydrogen in Jordan
4th November 2021 By: Esmarie Iannucci

The green energy arm of iron-ore major Fortescue Metals, Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) will partner with the Kingdom of Jordan to conduct studies to develop green hydrogen production through... 


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UN climate summit starts under cloud after G-20 dodges hard questions
1st November 2021 By: Bloomberg

Climate negotiators at the COP26 summit were banking on the world’s most powerful leaders to give them a boost before they embark on two weeks of fraught discussions over who should do what to slow... 


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Innovation implemented in road project
29th October 2021 By: Anna Moross

Consulting engineers firm WSP has used not only innovative technology in the upgrading of the National Route 3 (N3) project but also aims to ensure the use of sustainable materials throughout... 


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EPA approves Lynas plant in WA
22nd October 2021 By: Esmarie Iannucci

The Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) this week granted environmental approval for rare earths producer Lynas to develop its rare earth processing facility. Lynas is... 


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Illegal sand mines continue to profit
22nd October 2021 By: Claire O'Reilly

Statistics released by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) inaccurately reflect the volume of illegal mining operations in South Africa, says mining industry body Aspasa (formerly... 


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New methods, technology key in driving net zero goal
22nd October 2021 By: Anna Moross

The South African road infrastructure and construction industry can learn from international markets and apply several key lessons on its journey to achieving the goal of net zero, ensuring a... 


Pure Hydrogen taps the vehicle market
21st October 2021 By: Esmarie Iannucci

ASX-listed Pure Hydrogen will acquire an initial 24% interest in hydrogen fuel cell vehicle company H2X Global and establishing Pure X Mobility as an entity for the development of hydrogen fuel... 


A large ocean bearing vessel with LNG Gas from Mozambique and other parts of the world to South Africa.
Need for training in LNG sector recognised
15th October 2021 By: Halima Frost

With liquefied natural gas (LNG) expected to grow exponentially over the next five years, owing to the global drive to greener power generation, diverse consulting service provider Synergy Oil &... 


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Feasibility study finds hydrogen corridor could add up to $8.8bn to South Africa's GDP by 2050
8th October 2021 By: Schalk Burger

A study of the characteristics, current commercial activity and potential benefits of transitioning various economic activities along the Limpopo to Johannesburg to Durban corridor to use green... 


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Innovation brings benefits and poses challenges
8th October 2021 By: Simone Liedtke

Integrating technological innovation into mining industry practices can result in reduced costs, increased productivity and improved worker safety. However, it also presents an unexpected... 


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Odysseus nickel project, Australia – update
8th October 2021 By: Sheila Barradas

Western Areas has announced first ore production at the project. 


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BHP makes inroads into carbon neutral copper in the US
7th October 2021 By: Esmarie Iannucci

Mining major BHP has collaborated with US copper cable and wire manufacturer Southwire, for its first carbon neutral copper cathode delivery. The miner has delivered copper from its mines in Chile... 


Odysseus strikes first ore
5th October 2021 By: Esmarie Iannucci

ASX-listed Western Areas has announced first ore production at its Odysseus project, in Western Australia. MD Dan Lougher said on Tuesday that first development ore at the Odysseus south orebody... 


Made-from-carbon-dioxide concrete, lululemons and diamonds spark investor excitement
4th October 2021 By: Reuters

What do diamonds, sunglasses, high-end lululemon sportswear and concrete have to do with climate change? They can all be made using carbon dioxide (CO2), locking up the planet warming gas. And tech... 


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Wind energy push could help turbocharge SA’s economic recovery
1st October 2021 By: Simone Liedtke

The restart of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme’s (REIPPPP’s) Bid Window 5 (BW5), following a considerable hiatus, has brought with it with substantial... 


Chile copper output down in August as labour strikes dog production
30th September 2021 By: Reuters

Copper production in Chile, the world's top copper producer, dropped 4.6% year-on-year in August amid falling ore grades and labor strikes at key deposits, government statistics agency INE said on... 


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Industry developed through strategy
24th September 2021 By: Anna Moross

While the Aluminium Federation of South Africa’s (AFSA’s) role in the South African Aluminium Industry Roadmap (SAAIR) has been to promote the roadmap and ensure that policymakers are aware of the... 


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Rubble recycling not seen as economically viable
24th September 2021 By: Darren Parker

The recycling of construction and demolition materials in South Africa is behind the global curve, partly because it is generally not viewed as economically viable by the vast majority of local... 


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Lindi Jumbo graphite project, Tanzania – update
24th September 2021 By: Sheila Barradas

Walkabout Resources has reported that mine construction is on track. 


Zincodic ISO 12944 IM3 4000hrs zinc cathodic coating - Principal Manufacturer
Zincodic ISO 12944 IM3 4000hrs zinc cathodic coating - Principal Manufacturer
23rd September 2021

Zincodic creates locally manufactured, environment-friendly corrosion protection products of the highest quality.  


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China to stop building new coal-fired power projects abroad
22nd September 2021 By: Bloomberg

China plans to stop building new coal-fired power plants abroad, President Xi Jinping said at a virtual United Nations General Assembly meeting on Tuesday. The announcement came a year after Xi... 


Walkabout confident of meeting development targets at Lindi Jumbo
20th September 2021 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

ASX-listed graphite developer Walkabout Resources says mine construction at its Lindi Jumbo graphite mine development, in south-eastern Tanzania, is on track. The company has started the... 


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Roundtable hears views on South Africa’s hydrogen progress, JSE mulls metals exchange
16th September 2021 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (Mistra) on September 15 hosted its sixth annual platinum group metals (PGMs) roundtable, placing emphasis on the progress achieved thus far in... 


Work advances at Warrawoona
14th September 2021 By: Esmarie Iannucci

Gold developer Calidus Resources has finalised a A$210-million mining contract with contractor Macmahon for the Warrawoona gold project, in Western Australia. The contract involves the development... 


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Company uses innovative ideas in municipal project
10th September 2021 By: Anna Moross

Consulting engineers Knight Piésold completed the design and construction supervision of the 25 ML rectangular reinforced concrete reservoir at the Emoyeni site for the eThekwini municipality... 


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Steel handling made easier
10th September 2021

Mobicon container handlers have been used in the global steel industry for over 15 years, to enhance the efficiency and safety of handling components like steel reinforced bars. These versatile... 


The Komati coal-fired power station, which will be fully decommissioned in 2022
As Mpumalanga towns plot future beyond coal, workers express pain over mine closures
10th September 2021 By: Terence Creamer

The Steve Tshwete local municipality, in Mpumalanga, which is at the epicentre of South Africa’s coal industry, is revising its Local Economic Development (LED) strategy to take account of the... 


Solar needs to dethrone coal to meet Indonesia goals, study says
Solar needs to dethrone coal to meet Indonesia goals, study says
9th September 2021 By: Bloomberg

Solar power holds the key to meeting renewable energy targets for Indonesia, but the fast-growing Southeast Asian economy needs significant reforms to steer it away from an over-reliance on coal,... 


ARC Acid Resistant Concrete from Composite Construction featured at MINExpo 2021
7th September 2021

Industrial-level chemical resistant concrete brings numerous benefits and protection for mining and other operations susceptible to ongoing damage from highly corrosive chemicals and acids.... 


Matjhabeng municipality: Rampant looting, illegal mining, theft could wipe out ailing entity
6th September 2021 By: News24Wire

Unemployment and closure of businesses in the Free State's mining towns has left one municipality with a burden of problems resting on its shoulders. The Matjhabeng local municipality servicing... 


Chile needs $150bn to boost green copper output, Minister says
2nd September 2021 By: Reuters

Mining powerhouse Chile needs $150-billion in investment to hit its goal to nearly double copper output by 2050, part of a bigger plan by the world’s top copper producer to ratchet up production... 


Fortescue Metals CEO Andrew Forrest
Iron-ore giant plans carbon targets for customers in green pivot
30th August 2021 By: Bloomberg

Fortescue Metals Group is planning to unveil targets for reducing the carbon footprint of it biggest customers, marking a shift in approach for the world’s no. 4 exporter of iron-ore. The firm... 


The Komati coal-fired power station, which will be fully decommissioned in 2022
As Mpumalanga towns plot future beyond coal, workers express pain over mine closures
27th August 2021 By: Terence Creamer

The Steve Tshwete local municipality, in Mpumalanga, which is at the epicentre of South Africa’s coal industry, is revising its Local Economic Development (LED) strategy to take account of the... 


An image of Karen de Bruyn the head of development at G7 Renewable Energies
The importance of organisational culture in supporting women
27th August 2021

Project developer G7 Renewable Energies head of development Karen de Bruyn has spoken about the importance of organisational culture in supporting careers for women in previously male dominated... 


A photo of the Brokk 900 remote-controlled demolition machine
OEM reveals powerful new demolition robot
20th August 2021

Original-equipment manufacturer of remote-controlled demolition machines Brokk has introduced the new Brokk 900, which the company claims is the globe’s largest and most powerful demolition robot.... 


Consultancy clinches contract for design, site supervision services for three LHWP II bridges
20th August 2021 By: Natasha Odendaal

The Lesotho Highlands Development Authority (LHDA) has contracted consulting engineering and infrastructure advisory firm Zutari to provide the design and site supervision services for the... 


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Shallow Reefs Gold hoping to announce capital raise out of North America
18th August 2021 By: Martin Creamer

In the next few weeks, Shallow Reefs Gold is hoping to be able to announce what it describes as a fairly significant capital raise out of North America after being very active in the capital... 


Hot dip galvanized structural steel
Proven performance of zinc for structural longevity 
17th August 2021 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Amid a global wave of stimulus programmes and resultant construction activity, the International Zinc Association (IZA) deemed it opportune to demonstrate the proven performance of zinc to protect... 


New report explores solutions to ensure mining-affected communities receive rightful benefits
12th August 2021 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

Nonprofit organisation Corruption Watch this week released its ‘Improving Transparency and Accountability in the Flow of Benefits to Mining Communities’ report, and an accompanying legal review,... 


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