Kansanshi Mine has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the North Western Water Supply and Sanitation Company Limited (NWWSSCL) to ensure the provision of piped water to the Mushitala community located on the Old Congo Road in Solwezi District. As part of the deal the mine has pledged to …
Read More »Kagem delivers US$5 million dividend to the IDC
Kagem Mining Limited has delivered a US$5 million dividend to the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) Limited, which owns 25 percent of the emerald mining company in Lufwanyama. The dividend is for the second consecutive year, of the first dividends delivered since 2016. This dividend is in addition to the US$11.5 …
Read More »SA to exhibit latest mining technologies at DRC Mining Week
The DRC Mining Week in Lubumbashi has attracted the South Africa’s Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) to host a South African pavilion at the event. Participation at the event scheduled for the 14th to 16th June, of the South African delegation will comprise companies providing the latest mining …
Read More »Africa needs to safeguard against cyber-attacks in mining and energy
Throughout 2022, 40% of industrial control system (ICS) computers globally were attacked with malware. In Africa, the figure sits at 47%, according to Kaspersky. The three countries which experienced the most attacks on ICS infrastructure were Ethiopia (62%), Algeria (59%), and Burundi (57%). They are followed by Rwanda (46%), Kenya …
Read More »Makayi becomes the country’s first female head in a mining exploration company
In Zambia, Africa’s second-biggest producer of copper, which is in high demand for the transition to a low-carbon economy, Mfikeyi Makayi will be the most senior woman yet in the mining sector. Silicon Valley start-up KoBold Metals, which uses artificial intelligence to identify battery metal deposits, has appointed a woman …
Read More »Right skills needed for enhanced cooper productivity
Zambia needs to have a workforce with the right skills so that productivity in copper production is enhanced. Skilled miners are critical to meeting the annual copper production of three million tonnes in the next 10 years. Training mine operators is one way of growing the sector as it increases …
Read More »Torsa Global expands to Africa, thanks to Mining Indaba
Torsa Global has revealed that it is in the process of establishing a Johannesburg-based office to service the mining industries of the Central African Copperbelt, Botswana, and Mozambique. The company is also looking to expand its services to Morocco. Speaking on the sidelines of the Investing in Africa Mining Indaba, …
Read More »Gemfields full-year benefit rises 2% on record ruby, emerald deals
Faberge gems brand proprietor Gemfields Bunch detailed a 2% rise in full-year benefit on Friday made a difference by higher costs for uncut emeralds and rubies. The valuable stone mineworker said feature profit per share, the most benefit degree in South Africa, rose to 4.8 US dollar cents for the …
Read More »Association of Mines waiting on govt to fulfil its promise on KCM
The Association of Mine Suppliers and Contractors have revealed that they are still waiting on government to fulfill its promises to unlock Mopani and Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) to restore smooth business transactions. Mopani and KCM have had fiscal challenges since the former was taken over by the Zambian government …
Read More »Interview Questions for Jeanette Van Wyk – CARL HAMM
Please give us a brief background about your role and your organisation’s journey thus far in Africa. Our parent company in Germany, Röhrenwerk Kupferdreh Carl Hamm GmbH is a 4th Generation family-run business – Carl Hamm PPS in South Africa was established in 2016 to service SADC member countries . …
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