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Mbalam key to ‘unlocking’ new African iron-ore frontier
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The Mbalam project is at the heart of an emerging iron-ore province that will be of considerable significance in years to come, Sundance Resources project director David Meehan told the Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
By: Jean McKenzie
9th March 2012
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Miners should focus on community empowerment as nationalism tide rises
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The mining industry should do more to implement sustainable practices and empower local communities, as resource nationalism is evolving into a “tidal wave that threatened" mining, says Gold Fields chairperson Dr Mamphela Ramphele.
By: Jean McKenzie
9th March 2012
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Report outlines ways to boost local content in West African mining
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The World Bank has outlined a number of recommendations to help West African countries boost the level of local content in the mining industry.
By: Jean McKenzie
9th March 2012
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SA should resolve nationalisation ‘once and for all’ – Anglo
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South Africa should once and for resolve the uncertainty created by the nationalisation debate, which has deterred investment, states Anglo American South Africa executive director Godfrey Gomwe.
By: Jean McKenzie
9th March 2012
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Uranium supply gap expected by the time Husab starts production
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CAPE TOWN (miningweekly.com) – Less than four years after the Husab uranium deposit in Namibia was first discovered the project was now ready for development, Extract Resources CEO Jonathan Leslie told the Investing in African Mining Indaba in...
By: Jean McKenzie
9th March 2012
GOLD
New technology prototype 2014 – AngloGold
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Gold major AngloGold Ashanti is taking firm technology steps to maintain South Africa as a leading gold mining country.
The coherent three-step technology strategy aims at halving mining costs and making operations viable at depths beyond 5 000 m.
By: Martin Creamer
7th February 2012
MINOR METALS
Demand for minor metals to rise, but supply disruptions a risk
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Demand for cobalt, tantalum and rare earth metals – seen as critical minor metals necessary for the continuation of the modern way of life – would continue to increase, but a mining consultancy group said on Monday that there was a risk of...
By: Jean McKenzie
6th February 2012
IRON-ORE
Global iron-ore demand growth remains robust
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Global iron-ore production showed a healthy increase of about 8% in 2011, compared with 2010, but the increase was not as impressive as previous years, Raw Materials Group cofounder and partner, Magnus Ericsson, said on Monday.
Speaking at the...
By: Jean McKenzie
6th February 2012
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