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Breaking news GUINEA Issue dated 25/10/2016

Conde and top aides fly back to China to negotiate Simandou deal

Just one month after his last trip to China (AMI 376), Guinea president Alpha Conde is to return to Beijing [...] (196 words)

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Has China's steel giant Baowu locked its sights on Simandou iron ore?

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The shareholders of blocks 3 and 4 of the Guinean iron ore project Simandou - Australia's Rio Tinto, Chinese firm [...]

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Chinese TBEA's Guinean emissary demands payment

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Bauxite shunts iron ore off top post

Once seen as one of the potential sources on which to build Guinea's development, iron ore exploration has now all but dwindled to a standstill. Mining giants BHP Billiton and Areva want to sell their project, as secondary actors look [. [...]

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SMB boss heads Chambre des Mines

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Negotiations on Simandou in Beijing

While Guinean president Alpha Conde was on a state visit [...]

Breaking news GUINEA 29/11/2016

Mines and Money 2016: secret negotiations on Simandou

Travelling to London to attend the Mines and Money conference being staged in the British capital between Nov. 28-Dec.1, a [...]

GUINEA 22/11/2016

Societe Miniere de Boke almost okay with government

More than a year after awarding a mining license to SMB, the government finally received a stake in the bauxite project. [...]

GUINEA 27/09/2016

Conde turns on the charm in China in favour of Simandou’s iron ore

Guinean president Alpha Conde is counting on China, where he [...]

GUINEA 26/07/2016

Saadou Nimaga replaces Nava Toure as mining secretary-general Free

President Alpha Conde named Saadou Nimaga as secretary general at the mines and geology ministry in succession to Nava Toure. [...]

Spotlight GUINEA 26/07/2016

Conakry threatens action against Rio over Simandou

Immediately after stating on July 5 that it was suspending its project to mine iron ore at Simandou because of the collapse of demand from China, the management of Rio Tinto received a warning letter from mines and geology minister [. [...]

Spotlight GUINEA 14/06/2016

The president’s son and his mining industry pals

Mohamed Alpha Conde, the only son and special adviser to president Alpha Conde, has very close ties with a number of prominent mining figures. Known familiarly under his initials "MAC" he also wields a lot of clout in government departments [. [...]

Spotlight GUINEA 17/05/2016

Ibrahima Kassory Fofana manouvres to steal minister’s thunder

With mining companies increasingly reducing their footprint in Guinea - Rio Tinto plans to lay off dozens of local workers over the coming six weeks - the man in charge of investment on the president’s staff, Ibrahima Kassory Fofana, has [. [...]

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Yansane kicks off Simandou roadshow in China

Guinea's mines and geology minister Kerfalla Yansane took part in a seminar in Beijing today to try to drum up [...]

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Has China's steel giant Baowu locked its sights on Simandou iron ore?

SMB or Fortescue? Taskforce in place to award Simandou iron ore

Nigel Jones to take charge of Simandou iron ore for Rio Tinto

Conakry appoints task force to manage Simandou's future

Simandou iron ore dream floats further away

Chinese TBEA's Guinean emissary demands payment

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SMB boss heads Chambre des Mines

Negotiations on Simandou in Beijing

Mines and Money 2016: secret negotiations on Simandou

Societe Miniere de Boke almost okay with government

Conde turns on the charm in China in favour of Simandou’s iron ore

Saadou Nimaga replaces Nava Toure as mining secretary-general Free

Conakry threatens action against Rio over Simandou

The president’s son and his mining industry pals

Ibrahima Kassory Fofana manouvres to steal minister’s thunder

Yansane kicks off Simandou roadshow in China

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