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Muted Chinese stainless steel production, trade dispute results in nickel price dip
By: Marleny Arnoldi 24th May 2019 Fitch Solutions Macro Research has revised its nickel price forecast for this year down to $13 250/t, compared with its previous forecast of $14 500/t, as prices have headed lower in recent weeks. The nickel price has dropped by 9% to $12 010/t in mid-May, compared with $13 100 in mid-April. →
Integrated Pump Rental
24th May 2019 Integrated Pump Rental is a specialist pump rental organisation that caters to the needs of all sectors, including mining, quarrying, construction, wastewater, energy and general industry across Africa. The company has the agility to offer customers quick and easy access to a comprehensive... →
Capital efficiency approach leverage for junior miners
By: Mamaili Mamaila 24th May 2019 Project solutions and engineering provider Wood PLC looks forward to participating in positive investment trends in the local junior mining sector, with the company’s capital efficiency approach designed to assist junior miners in leveraging their limited resources. The approach consists of a... →
Demand for ICT services from juniors on the rise
By: Mamaili Mamaila 24th May 2019 As there is a new wave of junior miners being established in Africa, this brings with it a significant demand for information and communications technology (ICT) services. Information technology, consulting and business processes services supplier Wipro has been engaging continually with clients... →
Institute lauds ‘improved’ Mining Charter but urges govt to ‘loosen grip’ on industry
By: Nadine James 24th May 2019 Mining Charter 3 has to be judged, not against previous versions, but against the context of a real-world economy in which population growth has outstripped faltering economic growth for some five years, Institute of Race Relations consultant Peter Fabricius notes in a report released last month.... →
Locally-manufactured mobile stations delivered to Botswana mine
24th May 2019 A major miner in Botswana has commissioned a South African company to manufacture three mobile operator stations at its Orapa diamond mine in Botswana. The mobile stations allow for capital equipment to operate by means of remote-control technology, 100 m away from where the machine is working. →
Dawie Strauss
By: Martin Creamer 24th May 2019 This week Mining Weekly features Dawie Strauss, the MD of Superior Pressure Solutions (Spress), which is involved with the manufacture, sales and maintenance of high pressure equipment →
Use remote machinery to mine at depth – Jourdan 
By: Martin Creamer 23rd May 2019 Independent consultant Dr Paul Jourdan on Thursday called on South Africa to cease sending people down dangerous deep-level mines and introduce remote machinery to mine at depth. He was speaking at the Southern African Mining Supply Chain Conference and Strategy Workshop, which was hosted by the... →
India to surpass China as largest importer of coking coal by 2025
By: Marleny Arnoldi 23rd May 2019 Fitch Solutions maintains its forecast for an average coking coal price of $195/t for this year, stating that prices will remain elevated, with strong demand from China’s steel sector, as US–China relations continue to deteriorate and the probability rises of further economic support from the... →
Mining sector facing similar ‘bullying tactics’ to that hindering construction
By: Nadine James 22nd May 2019 Similar “bullying tactics” to those that are causing significant disruption in the South African construction industry, is also affecting the mining industry, Minerals Council South Africa CEO Roger Baxter confirmed on Wednesday. In a media briefing following the council’s annual general meeting... →
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