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Wang to act as open sesame for Chinalco Yunnan

A specialist in mining services with ties to Zambia, Wang Xiancheng is assisting Chinalco Yunnan Copper in its operations in Congo-K.

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Hard times for African Metals Corp

Despite loans from Traxys, African Metals Corp still isn't extracting copper at Luisha South and finds itself indebted.

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Copper dives deeper

A 12% drop in copper production announced by the Federation [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Burey Gold takes its cue from diggers at Giro

Burey Gold, an Australian junior headed by Klaus Eckhof, who [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Gertler teams up with Randgold on Moku Beverendi

As Africa Mining Intelligence anticipated in 2014 (AMI 332), Randgold [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

MIBA finds itself in dire straits

Problems are piling up for MIBA (Societe Miniere de Bakwanga) [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

What the state owes to Kibali Gold

The Congolese government is dragging its heels in paying a [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Talks on new bill’s enactment clarifies issue of local content

Yvonne Mbale, a representative of Perenco chosen by oil companies [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.04.2016

Total sees the next step ahead on block 3

The only company to be pressing ahead with exploration in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.04.2016

Chen and Friedland in talks with Kabwelu on Kamoa

With presidential elections looming, the firms Zijin and Ivanhoe are in talks with the government on selling it 15% of the Kamoa copper project.

Subscribers only Mining 12.04.2016

Struggling Asa Group avoids calls to pay its debts

The authorities can’t contact Asa Group to get it to pay its debts.

Subscribers only Mining 12.04.2016

Miners asked again to pay in dollars

The collapse in commodity prices and increasing scarcity of American [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.04.2016

Muyej encroaches on Katumbi's fief

Richard Muyej, the new governor of Lualaba, a part of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.04.2016

Taxes in Ituri spawn fraud in Uganda

To cushion the economy from the collapse in commodity prices, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.04.2016

Will new oil legislation soon come into force?

A government committee has been set up by Prime Minister [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.04.2016

With unrest quelled at Bisie Kamstra wants to extract tin by 2018

Named CEO of Alphamin Resources last month, Boris Kamstra is to launch a definitive feasibility study at the end of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.03.2016

Muyej in drive to force mining companies to finance new road

Lualaba’s special commissioner wants to build a toll road to Zambia’s border.

Subscribers only Mining 29.03.2016

Africo depends on the goodwill of ERG at Kalukundi

Africo is trying to persuade its main shareholder, Camrose Resources, to jointly develop their linked Comide and Kalukundi projects.

Subscribers only Mining 29.03.2016

MIBA stops paying its workers

The new troika running MIBA (Societe Miniere de Bakwanga) and [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.03.2016

Armed groups in east still pestering diggers

A survey carried out by the International Peace Information Service [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.03.2016

Trouble between Kibali Gold and diggers

The situation is particularly explosive on the concession of Kibali [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.03.2016

Despite itself, Chevron caught up in JIZ spat

The Congo-K oil minister’s cancellation of the joint interest zone (JIZ) with Angola has put the American major in an awkward position.

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Two consortia fight it out to build Inga 3

There are now no more than two consortia in the race to build the Inga 3 dam. They are the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Promines stays afloat

Promines, the French initials for Projet d'Appui au Secteur Minier, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.03.2016

Abusive roadblocks thwart artisanal miners

The deputy speaker of the provincial assembly in South Kivu [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.03.2016

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Wang to act as open sesame for Chinalco Yunnan

Hard times for African Metals Corp

Copper dives deeper

Burey Gold takes its cue from diggers at Giro

Gertler teams up with Randgold on Moku Beverendi

MIBA finds itself in dire straits

What the state owes to Kibali Gold

Talks on new bill’s enactment clarifies issue of local content

Total sees the next step ahead on block 3

Chen and Friedland in talks with Kabwelu on Kamoa

Struggling Asa Group avoids calls to pay its debts

Miners asked again to pay in dollars

Muyej encroaches on Katumbi's fief

Taxes in Ituri spawn fraud in Uganda

Will new oil legislation soon come into force?

With unrest quelled at Bisie Kamstra wants to extract tin by 2018

Muyej in drive to force mining companies to finance new road

Africo depends on the goodwill of ERG at Kalukundi

MIBA stops paying its workers

Armed groups in east still pestering diggers

Trouble between Kibali Gold and diggers

Despite itself, Chevron caught up in JIZ spat

Two consortia fight it out to build Inga 3

Promines stays afloat

Abusive roadblocks thwart artisanal miners

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Wang to act as open sesame for Chinalco Yunnan

Hard times for African Metals Corp

Copper dives deeper

Burey Gold takes its cue from diggers at Giro

Gertler teams up with Randgold on Moku Beverendi

MIBA finds itself in dire straits

What the state owes to Kibali Gold

Talks on new bill’s enactment clarifies issue of local content

Total sees the next step ahead on block 3

Chen and Friedland in talks with Kabwelu on Kamoa

Struggling Asa Group avoids calls to pay its debts

Miners asked again to pay in dollars

Muyej encroaches on Katumbi's fief

Taxes in Ituri spawn fraud in Uganda

Will new oil legislation soon come into force?

With unrest quelled at Bisie Kamstra wants to extract tin by 2018

Muyej in drive to force mining companies to finance new road

Africo depends on the goodwill of ERG at Kalukundi

MIBA stops paying its workers

Armed groups in east still pestering diggers

Trouble between Kibali Gold and diggers

Despite itself, Chevron caught up in JIZ spat

Two consortia fight it out to build Inga 3

Promines stays afloat

Abusive roadblocks thwart artisanal miners

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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Gabon
The secrets behind the FGIS, a sovereign wealth fund set adrift

Africa
Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch