South Africa emerges as a top investment destination, driven by Orion Minerals’ copper projects and positive economic outlook.
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Central banks plan to increase gold holdings, viewing it as a hedge against economic uncertainty, according to a World Gold Council survey.
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Thungela Resources announces R3.9 billion investment in South African coal projects, focusing on expanding operations and infrastructure in Mpumalanga.
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Cluff Africa partners with Mutapa Investment Fund, acquiring 45% of Zimbabwe’s Sandawana lithium permits to develop a high-grade resource.
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Gecamines requires approval for any sale of Chemaf involving the key mining permit, complicating the cobalt producer’s transaction process.
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De Beers returns to marketing roots and focuses on natural diamonds as Anglo American plans to divest its stake, with Botswana showing …
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Mali greenlights Leo Lithium’s exit from Goulamina project. China’s Ganfeng to acquire remaining 40% stake in major lithium development.
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South Africa’s mining production increased by 0.7% in April, led by a significant rise in platinum group metals despite overall sector challenges.
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Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson announces significant cash flow and revenue growth by year-end, highlighting the company’s strong financial and operational progress.
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Sovereign Metals’ pilot phase at Kasiya project in Malawi progresses on schedule, focusing on sustainable mining and land rehabilitation.