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Mimosa Resources and Mkushi Leaders Inspired by FQM’s Sustainable Mining Model

Mimosa Resources and traditional leaders from Chief Chitina’s chiefdom in Mkushi have expressed admiration for First Quantum Minerals (FQM) commitment to sustainable mining practices. The recent visit to FQM’s Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi provided a firsthand look at how large-scale mining can be conducted responsibly, balancing economic growth with environmental …

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Global pumping giant ready to support hydrogen economy

With abundant sunshine and wind southern Africa is perfectly positioned to become a global powerhouse in green hydrogen production. As the world shifts towards cleaner energy sources Namibia and South Africa provide favourable conditions and are well situated upon one of the world’s central shipping routes to transport the commodity …

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FQM commence distribution of farming season inputs

Canadian-based mining and metals company whose principal activities include mineral exploration, development and mining – First Quantum Minerals, though its subsidiary Trident have officially launched the distribution of farming inputs for the 2024/2025 farming season, reaffirming the company’s commitment to strengthening agriculture and enhancing food security in the country. The …

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Future-Proofing African Mining: Indigenous People and Mining Communities at the Heart of Mining Indaba 2025

Mining Indaba – the premier platform for deal-making, investment, and corporate networking for African mining for over 30 years – has announced a 2025 agenda that emphasises the voices of indigenous people and communities in the mainstream of the conference. The new focus for next year’s event -Investing In Mining …

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WearCheck team celebrates diagnostic milestone

Condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, celebrated a noteworthy milestone recently when diagnostic manager, John Evans, diagnosed his 3 millionth used oil sample at the company’s Durban laboratory. WearCheck’s scientists analyse used samples of oil and other machinery fluids, like coolants, greases, fuel and more, using high-tech laboratory equipment and techniques …

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Kansenseli’s Golden Dawn: A New Era for Zambia’s Mining Sector

Mwinilunga, Zambia – The hum of machinery and the anticipation of a brighter future echoed through the Kansenseli Gold Mine as it reopened its doors, marking a pivotal moment for Zambia’s mining industry. President Hakainde Hichilema’s administration has breathed new life into the once-dormant mine, positioning it as a beacon …

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Rockefeller Foundation Pledges $10.9 Million to Boost Africa’s Clean Energy Transition

Baku, Azerbaijan – The Rockefeller Foundation announced a significant investment of $10.9 million to accelerate Africa’s clean energy transition during Energy Day at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan. This investment will be channeled into various initiatives aimed at addressing Africa’s energy challenges and promoting sustainable development. …

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Africa Seeks Clean Cooking Solutions at COP29

Nairobi, Kenya: African leaders and international partners gathered at COP29 on Tuesday to address the urgent issue of clean cooking, a crisis impacting 1.2 billion people across the continent. The event highlighted the devastating health, environmental, and economic consequences of relying on traditional biomass fuels. “It is unacceptable that women …

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Strengthening Zambia’s Economy with Reliable Power Solutions Across Sectors

Zambia’s ongoing energy crisis presents a significant challenge to economic stability, impacting the productivity and viability of key sectors, including manufacturing, mining, agriculture, and commercial enterprises. Frequent power outages disrupt critical operations, reduce output, and hinder economic growth. Recognising the need for dependable power solutions, DGC Africa has formed a …

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Zambia’s Mining Ambitions: A Balanced Approach

Zambia’s government has reassured investors that its plans to increase state ownership in the mining sector will not disrupt existing operations. The country’s ambitious goal to quadruple copper production by the early 2030s will require significant investment, and officials are keen to maintain a favourable climate for foreign capital. The …

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