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Africa Mining Projects in Progress 2025
Published: 19 Dec 25 Mining underpins the global energy transition, with electrification driving rapid growth in demand for battery and critical minerals. Africa, which holds a significant share of the world’s cobalt, manganese, copper and bauxite, is becoming increasingly central to global supply chains.
Yet most... |
Africa Mining Projects in Progress 2025
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Coal 2025: The shifts reshaping coal
Published: 09 Dec 25 Coal’s place in the global energy system is shifting, but the story has been anything but a straight line. Creamer Media’s ‘Coal 2025: The shifts reshaping coal’ report traces the value chain from resources and reserves through mining, coal preparation and downstream use, highlighting the... |
Coal 2025: The shifts reshaping coal
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Iron-Ore 2025: Changing outlook
Published: 21 Nov 25 South Africa’s position in the iron-ore market is shaped far more by its own domestic challenges than by global shifts. Although the country is the seventh-largest iron-ore producer globally, accounting for 3% of world supply, exports continue to be limited by rail inefficiencies and equipment... |
Iron-Ore 2025: Changing outlook
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Projects in Progress 2025
Published: 01 Sep 25 Creamer Media’s ‘Projects in Progress 2025’ report provides an overview of South Africa’s economic development as reflected through major infrastructure projects across energy, transport, water and mining. |
Projects in Progress 2025
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Gold 2025 - Breaking records
Published: 12 May 25 Gold continues to be regarded as a reliable safe-haven asset during periods of economic uncertainty and geopolitical instability. In 2024, the metal delivered its strongest performance in more than a decade, with prices breaching the $3 200/oz mark for the first time. The World Gold Council notes... |
Gold 2025 - Breaking records
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Karowe diamond mine underground project, Botswana
Published: 06 Mar 26 Canadian diamond mining company Lucara Diamond Corp is developing the underground project at Karowe to extend the mine’s life and continue the production of large, high-value Type IIa diamonds. |
Karowe diamond mine underground project, Botswana
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Orom-Cross graphite project, Uganda
Published: 06 Mar 26 Graphite miner Blencowe Resources plans to develop a 70 000 t/y graphite mining and processing operation in northern Uganda. |
Orom-Cross graphite project, Uganda
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Balama graphite project, Mozambique – update
Published: 06 Mar 26 Syrah Resources has signed a multiyear binding conditional offtake agreement with Canada’s NextSource Materials for the supply of natural graphite fines from its Balama operation. |
Balama graphite project, Mozambique – update
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Cabinda phosphate project, Angola – update
Published: 06 Mar 26 Minbos has secured a $16-million debt facility from the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa to advance Phase 2 construction of its Cabinda project. |
Cabinda phosphate project, Angola – update
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Toubani makes final investment decision for Mali project
Published: 10 Mar 26 ASX-listed Toubani Resources’ board has approved a positive final investment decision (FID) for the Kobada gold project, in Mali. Following the approval, construction activities have now formally started, with the development team in place and contractors already mobilised to site. |
Toubani makes final investment decision for Mali project
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Oil could hit $150/bbl, WoodMac warns
Published: 10 Mar 26 With 15-million barrels a day of Gulf supply suddenly offline, global oil demand will need to fall to rebalance the market, a process that could require prices to reach $150/bbl, new analysis by consultancy Wood Mackenzie (WoodMac) shows. The consultancy notes that the scale of disruption is... |
Oil could hit $150/bbl, WoodMac warns
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Turn wealth beneath soil into prosperity for all, Minerals Council CEO pleads
Published: 10 Mar 26 South Africa’s mining sector must be a national economic priority so as to unleash its inherent and powerful multiplier effects, make inroads into high levels of unemployment and contribute to industrialisation to maximise South Africa’s latent mineral potential, driving transformation and social... |
Turn wealth beneath soil into prosperity for all, Minerals Council CEO pleads
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Mining of critical minerals not as big an emissions contributor as many expect - ICMM
Published: 10 Mar 26 Responsible mining organisation ICMM confirms in a new research report that mining for minerals important for the green transition and sustainable development is not a major source of greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions.
Currently, non-coal mining represented just 0.54% of global GHG emissions in... |
Mining of critical minerals not as big an emissions contributor as many expect - ICMM
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Gold, silver prices lower as concerns over Middle East conflict ease
Published: 10 Mar 26
Precious metals refiner Heraeus says the initial safe haven boost to gold has faded, with the gold price still suffering from the fallout of the rapid rally to its record high.
Safe-haven purchases as a result of geopolitical concerns are being offset by profit-taking as investors reassess the... |
Gold, silver prices lower as concerns over Middle East conflict ease
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Keno Hill mine, Canada
Published: 06 Mar 26 A silver, lead and zinc mine in Canada’s Yukon Territory. |
Keno Hill mine, Canada
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Terronera mine, Mexico
Published: 27 Feb 26 A gold/silver mine in the municipality of San Sebastián del Oeste, in Jalisco state, Mexico.
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Terronera mine, Mexico
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Guanaceví mine, Mexico
Published: 20 Feb 26 A silver/gold mine in the state of Durango. |
Guanaceví mine, Mexico
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Boddington mine, Australia
Published: 13 Feb 26 A copper/gold mine south-east of Perth, in Western Australia.
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Boddington mine, Australia
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Paulsens mine, Australia
Published: 06 Feb 26 A gold mine in the eastern Pilbara region of Western Australia. |
Paulsens mine, Australia
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