The Minerals Council is pressing South Africa’s government to refine the Mineral Resources Development Bill, warning it risks deterring investment and jobs.
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Glencore’s Japie Fullard says South Africa’s ferrochrome industry is close to a solution as government weighs cheaper electricity and tax incentives to …
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South32 warns the Mozal aluminium smelter may shut down in 2026 as power costs soar, booking a $372 million impairment amid stalled …
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South African ferrochrome production drops 27 percent in early 2025 despite rising global demand, as the nation pivots toward unprocessed ore exports.
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Merafe Resources warns of prolonged challenges in South Africa’s ferrochrome sector, with policy reforms offering only cautious optimism for recovery.
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Kumba Iron Ore’s high-grade product is helping cut emissions in steelmaking, while new technology boosts output and extends mine life.
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Namibia seeks NSG membership to boost uranium trade, enhance nuclear energy capacity, and reduce reliance on South African electricity imports.
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Navy shuts down 71 illegal refineries, seizing over 411,000 litres of stolen crude in July operations.
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Iluka signs an off-take deal for rare earths with Lindian to feed Australia’s Eneabba refinery as the Kangankunde project development gains traction.
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West African Resources plans to hit 500,000 ounces of gold output by 2029, leveraging Kiaka, Sanbrado, and exploration drilling.
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