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AfriTin buoyed by exploration of Namibia licence ML133
By: Donna Slater 9th December 2022 Tin miner AfriTin Mining is progressing with exploration of mining licence ML133, located about 35 km south-east of the company’s Uis mine in Namibia, having found thus far 13 m of mineralisation grading at 1.93% lithium oxide, 0.10% tin and 36 parts per million (ppm) of tantalum in sample T78.... →
Solar-supported South Deep consolidates future-mine strategy
By: Donna Slater 9th December 2022 South Deep, Gold Fields’ Westonaria-based flagship gold mine, is entering the final stage of a four-part strategic journey it embarked on in 2017 to stabilise the operation, improve sustainability and longevity, reduce operational costs, improve efficiencies and ensure it meets the criteria to be... →
Solar-supported South Deep consolidates future-mine strategy
By: Donna Slater 9th December 2022 South Deep, Gold Fields’ Westonaria-based flagship gold mine, is entering the final stage of a four-part strategic journey it embarked on in 2017 to stabilise the operation, improve sustainability and longevity, reduce operational costs, improve efficiencies and ensure it meets the criteria to be... →
Thungela achieves strong cash generation despite rail constraints
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 8th December 2022 JSE-listed Thungela Resources has continued to deliver strong earnings and cash generation for the period from January 1 to November 30 and expects to achieve another strong set of financial results for the year ending December 31, the company notes in a CFO’s pre-close and trading statement for... →
Specialist introduces new filter bag
By: Leah Shelene Asaram 2nd December 2022 Filtration supplier and specialist Filcon Filters released its new Jumbo Titan Filter bag last month. The new Jumbo Titan Filter bag is the ideal product to fundamentally address an age-old industrial problem of getting maximum life without the danger of the bag bursting, says Filcon Filters... →
Supplier aids tunnel construction
By: Cameron Mackay 2nd December 2022 Construction materials supplier Peikko South Africa has partnered with a local construction company to develop an innovative ventilation tunnel design for a headgear structure in a mine located in the Limpopo province. Peikko South Africa supplies a large selection of products for both precast... →
New dimple tube tech set to improve heat exchanger performance
2nd December 2022 Dimple Tube technology – developed and patented by Bosch Projects, part of the Bosch Holdings group of engineering, construction and operations management companies – is set to transform the production capacity of vacuum pans. →
In Peru's hills, an artisanal miner boom frustrates Big Copper's plans
By: Reuters 1st December 2022 In the hills of Tapairihua in Peru's Andes, Samuel Retamozo and other artisanal miners have found a rich seam of copper on their indigenous community's land. Armed with temporary government permits, they started exploiting it earlier this year. There's just one problem - the seam is within the... →
Adventus, Salazar welcome consultation decree that will guide ESIA approval process in Ecuador
By: Darren Parker 1st December 2022 Ecuador President Guillermo Lasso has signed a prelegislative consultation decree that will guide the formal comment process for the draft environmental consultation regulation as part of the environmental- and social-impact assessment (ESIA) approval process for mining projects. Mining... →
Mining needs to address critical digital skills shortage right now – BHP exec
By: Reuters 1st December 2022 Mining is facing a major shortage of the digital skills it needs, and must step up or lose out to the "cool kids" of Google and Amazon, a BHP Group executive said on Thursday. Miners are increasingly reliant on computing heft to manage tasks such as automated truck fleets, and using artificial... →
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