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Sibanye-Stillwater vying for the MCM assets

Sibanye-Stillwater is among the bidders vying for the struggling Zambia’s Mopani Copper Mines’ assets, which are seen as critical to the green economy as the world transitions from environmentally damaging fossil fuels. A successful bidder could be announced any time this month after a delay in finalising the adjudication process. …

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Mining innovation, research battlefield returns to Mining Indaba 2024

The Mining Innovation and Research Battlefield is now open for applicants to submit research proposals for this year’s competition. Investing in African Mining Indaba and the Development Partner Institute have launched the 2024 Mining Innovation & Research Battlefield. The Battlefield is a high-profile platform for innovators and researchers to share …

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Stakeholders solve mining headaches at Wits Mining Institute

Building on the new focus areas of research at its DigiMine Laboratory, the Wits Mining Institute (WMI) brought together industry experts at its annual WMI seminar to delved into crucial topics shaping the future of mining. The recently held WMI seminar was aimed at shedding light on innovative strategies for …

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Exxaro Resources looking for copper assets across the continent

Exxaro Resource is searching for acquisitions in Africa’s key copper-producing countries and may consider partnering with existing miners as it diversifies into metals needed for the green revolution. The Johannesburg-based coal producer is looking for copper assets in Botswana, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the continent’s top producer …

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Transmission strategy can bring up to 4GW of renewables online – now!

Managing South Africa’s transmission network more strategically could unlock significant amounts of renewable energy capacity, to make more power available to the country, its people and its economy. This was one of the messages emerging from a presentation at the Green Energy Africa Summit on Tuesday by Segomoco Scheepers, Managing …

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