Webinar reveals plans to revitalize South Africa’s mining sector, aiming to enhance global exploration investments and economic growth.
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Zijin Mining plans a 50% copper output increase by 2028, positioning itself to capitalize on soaring global demand and green energy shifts.
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The Canadian mining industry has banded together to create a life-changing opportunity for Afghan women scholars facing an uncertain future under Taliban rule. The program offers scholarships and support for these women to pursue graduate studies in mining and geology at UBC.
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Anglo American announces a global hiring freeze following a $43 billion takeover bid by BHP, aiming to streamline operations and focus on profitable sectors.
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While the current critical minerals market appears stable, uncertainties loom over its future. Rising demand and geopolitical tensions pose challenges that require proactive solutions.
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The latest Fraser Institute Survey shows significant declines in the investment attractiveness of African countries due to policy and regulatory issues.
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Canadian miner Fortune Minerals receives C$16.2 million ($12 million) from Canada and US governments to develop its critical minerals project in Northwest Territories.Â
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A groundbreaking initiative is underway in the mining industry as a key agency leads the establishment of a Green Hydrogen Skills Centre. This forward-thinking endeavor aims to harness the potential of green hydrogen technology while equipping workers with the necessary expertise to thrive in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
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Anglo American announces its plan to divest De Beers, responding to market challenges including price slumps and the rise of lab-grown diamonds.
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Lucapa Diamond plans to divest its majority stake in Lesotho’s Mothae mine, streamlining operations to focus on core mining assets in Africa and Australia.