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No fall of ground fatalities so far in 2023
So far this year, no fall-of-ground (FoG) fatalities have been recorded in South Africa’s mines, Mandela Mining Precinct (MMP) advanced orebody knowledge programme manager Michelle
How Advanced Technology Transforming Mining Safety And Efficiency
From being a hands-on, artisanal industry founded on mechanical engineering and chemical processes, mining has become a hi-tech sector that employs sensors, data science and
Largest Nickel mine in
Africa launched in Zambia.
First Quantum Minerals FQM has launched the Largest Nickel Mine in Africa -Enterprise Nickel Mine – in Kalumbila District of North Western Province that will
A Closer Look at Copper
Mining in Zambia
Zambia is home to some of the world’s richest mines and deposits and represents enormous potential for mining firms and investors alike. Currently one of
The current challenges of the Zambian Mining Sector:
What is the way forward?
IntroductionZambia’s mining history dates back over a 100 years ago. This rich history is attributed to the fact that the country is endowed with a
Nationalizing Zambia’s
copper mines
The Zambian government has taken over operations at a major copper mining company in what is seen as a move towards increasing its direct control
Miner restarts operation in DRC
Mining company Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) and its joint venture partner commodity company La Générale des Carrières et des Mines (Gécamines), celebrated the kick-off of
Ivanhoe’s DRC exploration improves understanding of copper stratigraphy
Regional drill campaigns and geophysical programs in 2022 continue to improve geological and basin models at Ivanhoe Mines’ Western Foreland licence package in the Democratic
‘Here it is better not to be born’: Cobalt mining for Big Tech is driving child labor, deaths in the Congo
During one of his many visits to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Siddharth Kara, an author and Harvard academic who has spent 20 years