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Specialist condition monitoring company, WearCheck, is showcasing its range of mining-related predictive maintenance techniques, products and services at the 2024 Investing in Africa Mining Indaba in Cape Town’s ICC from 5-8 February 2024. Technical manager, Steven Lumley, and a team of technical experts from WearCheck will be on hand to …

Get ready for a seismic shift in African mining, as Mining Indaba 2024 prepares to rock Cape Town, South Africa, from February 5th to 8th. This year’s conference, aptly themed “Embracing the Power of Positive Disruption: A Bold New Future for African Mining,” promises to rewrite the script for the …

Mining Indaba is the pinnacle event for promoting long-term investment in African mining. Attracting a broad and prominent speaker lineup, including industry professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders from around the country and beyond to promote economic growth and foster positive changes in the mining industry. The 2024 conference aims to celebrate …

Analysts believe that the Mopani deal could compromise Zambia’s drive for debt sustainability required as part of any support from the International Monetary Fund. They said this amid reports that the International Monetary Fund is looking into Zambia’s deal with Glencore, Mopani’s majority stakeholder. Zambia became Africa’s first pandemic-era sovereign …

The latest Zambia Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (ZEITI) report has indicated that First Quantum Minerals (FQM) contributed the majority of government revenue generated from the extractive sector in 2019. According to the report, the mining giant’s two subsidiaries – Kansanshi Mining Plc and Kalumbila Minerals Ltd, contributed K5.7 billion and …