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DR Congo: At least 41 killed in Lualaba mine collapse

Officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have confirmed the death of at least 41 people in a mine collapse incident. The collapse of a...

Mining activities distress Lusaka west community

Members of a community, in the western part of Zambia's capital, Lusaka, are distressed by the continuous noise, air and water pollution allegedly being...

South Africa: Sibanye-Stillwater to retrench 3,000 workers

Sibanye-Stillwater which is the largest individual producer of gold from South Africa and is one of 10 largest gold producers globally is to retrench...

AngloGold Ashanti to sell up in South Africa

AngloGold Ashanti Ltd will review divestment options for its Mponeng mine and other South African assets to focus on higher returns elsewhere, the South...

Ghana: State officials take bribe to promote illegal mining

A Ghanaian presidential staffer has been indicted for taking bribe to help circumvent efforts by Ghana’s President Akufo-Addo to fight illegal mining. Charles Cromwell Bissue...

South Africa: 22 miners trapped underground after explosion

22 miners are reported to have been trapped underground at a mine site in South Africa. Local media reports that the miners are believed to...

Namibia scraps black ownership mining policy

Namibia has decided to scrap an old policy that requires that only companies partly owned by blacks can apply for mining licences. AFP reports that...

SA Land, mining uncertainty worries Investors

Ratings agency Moody says investors are worried about the uncertainty surrounding land and mining reforms in South Africa. The agency said on Tuesday that South...

Zimbabwe: Mining company to sell town to pay debt

A mining company in Zimbabwe riddled with rising debt and unable to pay its workers' salaries dating back to five years is now considering selling the mining town it operates to settle its debts.

Congo’s Kabila to sign new mining code

Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila will soon sign into law a new mining code, the government and the country’s mining companies said on Wednesday. The code has been vigorously opposed by the miners.

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