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Diesel-driven pump ideal for remote, corrosive environments
By: Marleny Arnoldi 14th June 2019 With mines’ ever-expanding need for efficient dewatering solutions in remote locations, pump rental specialist Integrated Pump Rental has added the stainless steel Sykes diesel-driven pump to its portfolio. Integrated Pump Rental development manager Ruaan Venter tells Mining Weekly that this pump... →
iMS
7th June 2019 Impact Measurement Solutions (IMS) incorporates machining gear cutting, electrical, instrumentation and automation divisions plc control. Engineering and Manufacturing →
TCTA comes up with power alternative amid ‘war zone’ at Mintails plant 
By: Marleny Arnoldi 6th June 2019 The Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority on Thursday announced that its acid mine drainage water treatment plant in the Western basin, near Krugersdorp, could not be reopened as planned on June 4. This was owing to an escalating security threat at the adjacent Mintails gold treatment plant, where... →
Kalahari Energy Botswana awarded preferred bidder status for the construction of a 97MW Coal Bed Methane (CBM) fuelled IPP-owned power station.
4th June 2019 Kalahari Energy Botswana www.keb.co.bw, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Sekaname (Pty) Ltd, has been notified by the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security that it has been awarded Preferred Bidder status for the construction of a CBM-fuelled, IPP-owned power... →
Torrens drilling starts a scuffle
By: Esmarie Iannucci 29th May 2019 A public stoush has erupted between juniors Argonaut Resources and Aeris Resources over drilling at the Torrens copper project, in South Australia. Aeris on Wednesday announced a pause in drilling at the Torrens project, in which it owns a 70% interest, after the current drillhole reached a... →
Mduduzi Magubane
By: Martin Creamer 3rd May 2019 This week Mining Weekly features Mduduzi Magubane, the executive director of Aury Africa and the MD of Nkomose Group of Companies →
Take control of your water
By: Creamer Media Reporter 2nd May 2019 Water is the lifeblood of our planet, and a resource essential to minerals processing which must be used conservatively. Mine operators must be conscious of their water use, as well as innovative in how they re-use and handle water. Water is critical for every mine site, it’s used for minerals... →
Glass Lewis supports three dissident nominees at Hudbay Minerals
By: Bloomberg 29th April 2019 A prominent shareholder advisory firm has recommended investors partially support efforts from one of Hudbay Minerals Inc.’s largest investors to revamp the board, including withholding their votes for the company’s chairperson Alan Hibben. Glass Lewis urged investors to support three nominees... →
SailingStone to vote against Turquoise Hill independent directors
By: Mariaan Webb 26th April 2019 San Francisco-based investment advisory firm SailingStone Capital Partners has informed TSX- and NYSE-listed Turquoise Hill that it intends to vote against the independent directors of the company at the yearly meeting on May 14, citing concerns about corporate governance practices. MD MacKenzie... →
Consulting engineers face volatility, lack of opportunities
By: Jessica Oosthuizen 26th April 2019 The volatility of the local mining industry, particularly in terms of Mining Charter III, coupled with political uncertainty and unstable power supply, is directly impacting on consulting engineers servicing the industry, says multidisciplinary engineering company GIBB Mining MD Alan Wingrove.... →
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