Gabon to Ban Raw Manganese Exports by 2029, Eramet Pledges to Safeguard Jobs
Gabon’s Bold Move: Eramet Pledges to Safeguard Jobs Amid Manganese Export Ban In a significant development, French mining group Eramet […]
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Gabon to Ban Raw Manganese Exports by 2029, Eramet Pledges to Safeguard 10,000 Jobs
Gabon’s Bold Move: Safeguarding Jobs and Economy with Manganese Export Ban In a significant development, French mining group Eramet has
Congo May Extend Cobalt Export Curbs to Stabilize Market
Cobalt Export Curbs: Democratic Republic of Congo Weighs Options as Ban Nears End In a move that could significantly impact
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Rwanda Unveils 10 Ready to Invest Mining Blocks with Geological Data for Responsible Investment
Rwanda Unveils 10 Prime Mining Blocks for Immediate Investment In a bold move to boost its mining sector, the Rwanda
Nigerian Security Forces Shut Down Illegal Mining Site in Kaduna State
In a significant step towards curbing illegal mining activities, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has successfully shut
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Liberia’s Rail Revamp: Boost for Mining Sector and Economy
Liberia’s Mining Sector Sees Boost with Establishment of National Railway Authority Liberia’s mining sector has welcomed a significant development with
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South Africa’s Deep Waters Hold Significant Oil and Gas Potential
South Africa’s Deep Waters Hold Significant Potential for Oil and Gas, Minister Says Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe
Congo Rebel Group Rakes in $300,000 a Month Through Mining
Rebel Group in Congo Rakes in $300,000 a Month through Mining Control A U.N. official has revealed that a rebel
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International Arbitration Tribunal Rules High Court in Ghana to Oversee Cassius Mining vs. Ghana Dispute
International Arbitration Tribunal Rules in Favor of Ghana’s High Court In a landmark decision on February 28, 2024, an International
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Restoring Order: Tackling Illegal Mining with Mining Marshals
The revelation by the Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament, Mohamed Tunis, that Nigeria loses a staggering 91% of its revenue