Allied Steelrode recently announced that the fluctuating primary pricing threatens the mettle of South Africa’s steel industry. According to industry sources, much of this can be attributed to the extreme volatility of the primary pricing. “This level of volatility poses an enormous and very urgent challenge to the entire sector,” …
Read More »Exceptional separation efficiency for optimized performance
Automation, data mining and new technologies promise to maximize production output, reduce operating costs, and increase sustainability over the next few years. In responding to these diverse needs, Metso has introduced the new MHC™ Series Hydrocyclone which provides a wide range of grinding circuit classification duties, ensuring maximum uptime and …
Read More »Zambia has a new mining minister
The Zambian President, Edgar Lungu has appointed a new mining minister in a recent cabinet reshuffle that included several changes to other government ministries. In a press release by the government of Zambia, Patriotic Front Parliamentary Chief Whip Richard Musukwa has been named the new Minister of Mines and Minerals …
Read More »KZN eager to cement bilateral trade with Zambia
South Arica’s KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) has set its eyes on Zambia as a potential investment area. Next month Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal (TIKZN), KZN investment promotion arm will welcome 12 companies from the province to explore business opportunities in Zambia. “KZN companies are eager to meet with their Zambian counterparts who …
Read More »Banks must support the mining sector – Gabaraane
Stanbic Bank Zambia says mining is an expensive business that needs stable long-term support from the financial sector. Speaking at the Mining Indaba recently Leina Gabaraane is Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Zambia further said growing any business needs capital both for asset investment and day-to-day expenses. And the mining …
Read More »Zambia among countries to enjoy mining upturn
Africa’s mining sector is facing the best prospects in over a decade favoured by sustained commodity price growth and reduced costs. “The centrality of mining to the development of the continent means that 2018 is likely to be a watershed year in Africa’s ongoing growth story,” Standard Bank Mining and …
Read More »Yaluma wants more transparency – new mining policies due in May
Christopher Yaluma has reiterated commitment to dialogue, cooperation and consultation with mining industry stakeholders. Speaking at the ongoing Mining Indaba with Mining for Zambia, Yaluma said the common goal must focus on increasing production. “We could grow our annual production to 1 and even 2 million tonnes if we engage …
Read More »TAZARA to hire 5 mainline locomotives
In an order to boost haulage capacity to meet the huge demand anticipated by the new Railway (Transportation of Heavy Goods) Regulation that was recently passed by the Zambian Minister of Transport, the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has dispatched an engineer to South Africa to conduct a due diligence on …
Read More »Zambia keen to use Lobito Corridor
In recent remarks to the press, Zambia’s Minister of Transport and Communications, Brian Mushimba, acknowledged the work being carried out by the Angolan Government in the field of infrastructure construction for the transport sector. He also stressed what he had witnessed was a good example for other African countries to …
Read More »Rio’s automated trucks break record
Rio Tinto’s fleets of autonomous haul trucks have achieved a significant milestone at the company’s world-class operations in Australia by moving their one-billionth tonne of material. The haul trucks fitted with Autonomous Haulage System (AHS) technology have now moved more than one billion tonnes of both ore and waste material …
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