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Consultancy to launch new division at Indaba
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Australia-based, internationally recognised consultancy firm SMEC, part of SMEC Group, will officially launch its new Mining, Oil and Gas division at this year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba.
By: Gia Costella
25th January 2013
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Copper supply to remain balanced in 2013 – expert
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China is set to consume about 45% of the world’s copper by 2015 and 48% of all aluminum and nickel, which will support healthy expansion in global demand for industrial metals even as European use will fail to match prefinancial crisis levels in...
By: Yolandi Booyens
25th January 2013
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Dutch polder model can assist with South Africa’s labour issues
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Mine services supplier Hencon Vacuum Technologies states that it is increasing the safety and efficiency of its technologies, resulting in reduced operational expenditure, by engineering local client-specific solutions to tackle current mining...
By: Sashnee Moodley
25th January 2013
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Excessive money printing harmful to economy – Faber
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Money printing creates unpredictable volatility in any economy, which also has inflationary consequences, keeping prices up and leading to a much bigger economic crash, Marc Faber proprietor Dr Marc Faber warns.
By: Sashnee Moodley
25th January 2013
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IFC investments to aid growth in African mining
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Infrastructure investments in Africa are important for the growth of the continent’s mining sector, says World Bank Group member the International Finance Corporation (IFC), in light of the significant investments it made in the region last year.
By: Sashnee Moodley
25th January 2013
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Indaba important for showcasing African mining capabilities
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Despite the slowdown in the mining industry in other parts of the world, the fundamental demand is still present in Africa, with a sufficient number of resource projects in the pipeline that are robust enough to be developed, says engineering,...
By: Sashnee Moodley
25th January 2013
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Independent consultant notes changing face of global mineral supply
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The global commodities boom of the past decade has led to an increasing politicisation of minerals. However, some of the factors leading to this have been in train for much longer, so it is not something that is going to be reversed in the near...
By: Gia Costella
25th January 2013
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International council again hosts sustainable development sessions
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For the third year running, the UK-based International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) will host two sustainable development sessions at the Investing in African Mining Indaba. On Tuesday, February 5, asset firms will participate in the panel...
By: Gia Costella
25th January 2013
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