Congo sells copper from Tenke to trio of trading heavyweights
Tenke Fungurume in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Glencore Plc, Mercuria Energy Group and Trafigura Group are buying copper […]
Central Africa
This section provides comprehensive coverage of the latest developments in the mining and engineering sectors within Central Africa. This section highlights significant industry events, project updates, policy changes, and technological advancements impacting the region. Readers will find in-depth reports on mineral exploration, mining operations, infrastructure projects, and the economic implications of these activities. Additionally, the section features expert analysis, interviews with key stakeholders, and case studies showcasing innovative practices and sustainable solutions adopted by Central African countries.
Consulmet Equipment’s first Angolan aggregate plant
Following its September 2023 appointment as the official Terex MPS dealer in Angola, Namibia and Botswana, Consulmet Equipment has successfully
Burkina Faso to Expand Mobile Internet Access to Remote Areas
Burkina Faso plans to extend mobile and internet services to 1,000 remote areas over the next three years. These ‘white
Glencore corruption scandal: A $152 Million lesson in Corporate Ethics
In the world of international business, the integrity of corporate actions is of paramount importance. Glencore, one of the world’s
Perenco DRC Denies Environmental Damage Allegations
Perenco DRC. In the face of mounting criticism regarding its oil operations in Moanda, Kongo-Central province, Franco-British oil company Perenco
Ivanhoe Mines
Ivanhoe Mines Completes Construction of Kipushi Concentrator Ahead of Schedule Ivanhoe Mines has announced the early completion of the Kipushi
Cameroon Implements New Mining Code
Introduction Cameroon Implements New Mining Code. Cameroon is stepping into a new era of resource management with the introduction of
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) stands as a powerhouse in the global mining arena, boasting extensive reservoirs of cobalt and copper, essential elements for the burgeoning electric vehicle and electronics sectors.
With over 4 million metric tons of cobalt reserves, comprising roughly half of the world’s total, the Democratic Republic of