Critical minerals shortages and geopolitical tensions challenge the global shift to clean energy, with recycling and diversification emerging as key solutions
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Zambia considers a $900 Million coal plant as drought-induced energy shortages disrupt hydroelectric supply and copper production.
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Sibanye-Stillwater and UJ launch the R43-million Simulacrum, a cutting-edge facility promoting sustainable mining practices and skills development.
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Sierra Leone unveils a $10.9 billion renewable energy plan, urging mining firms to connect to the grid and reduce diesel reliance
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African countries need exploration, policies, and partnerships to unlock critical minerals investment and meet the growing demand for clean energy technologies.
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Ghana and South Africa sign MoU to boost mineral development through research, innovation, and capacity-building initiatives.
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Gold prices fell 7% post-election as Trump’s win boosted stocks and cryptocurrencies, though long-term inflation risks could bring gold back.
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Kore Potash signs a $1.93 billion EPC contract with PowerChina for its Kola project, focusing on efficient potash production by 2029
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Digital technology is revolutionizing mining in Africa, driving efficiency, safety, and sustainability, with innovations transforming the industry’s landscape
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Gold mining in Africa drives economies but harms the environment. Sustainable solutions are key to balancing growth with preservation.