African mining news
Sovereign Metals completes dry mining trial at pilot phase test pit
Sovereign Metals Ltd has announced that the dry mining trial is now complete with a test pit successfully excavated at its Kasiya Rutile-Graphite Project in Malawi.
Getech data package to support mineral exploration in Zambia
Getech has announced the launch of a comprehensive data package in support of mineral exploration in Zambia.
Akobo Minerals reports successful commissioning of Segele gold processing plant
Akobo Minerals AB has announced that the Segele processing plant is now operational, marking a significant advancement for the company’s operations in Ethiopia.
Rio Tinto satisfies conditions for development of Guinea iron ore deposit
All conditions have now been satisfied for Rio Tinto’s investment to develop the Simandou high-grade iron ore deposit in Guinea.
ReElement and Jupiter Lithium partner to commercialise Nigerian lithium deposit
ReElement and Jupiter Lithium have entered into a partnership to develop Nigeria’s first large-scale lithium deposit.
Aura Energy receives final permit for Mauritania uranium project
Aura Energy has received the final permit to allow the construction and operation of the Tiris Uranium Project in Mauritania.
ERG releases Fourth Metalkol Clean Cobalt & Copper Performance Report
Eurasian Resources Group has released its fourth Metalkol Clean Cobalt & Copper Performance Report 2024, highlighting the tailings project’s progress in responsible mining.
Genius Metals acquires prospective copper-gold project in Morocco
Genius Metals has secured an option to acquire a 100% interest in the BMR Project located in Morocco.
Electra Mining Africa to bring industries, buyers, and sellers together
This year’s event is set to be one of the biggest Electra Mining Africa exhibitions to date, with over 850 companies exhibiting across six exhibition halls and four sizable outside exhibit areas.
Madison Metals granted licence to expand Khan Mine Development in Namibia
Madison Metals has been granted a licence by Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy, expanding its scope of exploration to include nuclear fuels.