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Spotlight BURKINA FASO Issue dated 08/01/2019

Eramet making moves to recover Tambao manganese

While the Ouagadougou government plans to evict Australian-Romanian businessman Frank Timis from the Burkinabe manganese project Tambao has caught the interest of several Chinese groups, French firm Eramet is also paying close attention to the unfolding events. The French group, [...] (541 words)

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Eramet on the lookout for new mines in Africa

French mining company Eramet just finished its second exploration phase on Cameroonian rutile mine, Akonolinga, which it acquired late 2019. [...]

BURKINA FASO CAMEROON 15/10/2019

Eramet's blatant local mining ambitions

French mining group Eramet, which has taken a recent interest in strategic projects in Cameroon and Burkina Faso, was sure [...]

CAMEROON 21/05/2019

BWA resurfaces to challenge Eramet's hold on Akonolinga rutile

After narrowly missing out on the Cameroonian rutile project Akonolinga in 2016, the British firm BWA Group is back in [...]

Breaking news BURKINA FASO 13/03/2019

Tambao: International Chamber of Commerce dismisses Frank Timis and Ouagadougou in one blow

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has stopped Pan African Minerals boss Frank Timis in his search for compensation from [...]

GABON 05/03/2019

Libreville wants its own list of strategic minerals

The Gabonese government would like to create a list of the country's strategic minerals. This could then serve as a [...]

BURKINA FASO SWITZERLAND 31/10/2018

Solway Investment Group eyes Tambao

With the law suit involving the Burkinabe state and the [...]

BURKINA FASO 25/09/2018

Tambao manganese railway steams ahead under Ouaga-Beijing truce

A few months after re-establishing its relations with China, Burkina Faso has signed a deal with public Sino firms for the construction of a railway to evacuate ore from Tambao. [...]

GABON 13/03/2018

Government breathing down Eramet's neck

With Libreville tipped to make a bid for the 11.2% stake in Gabonese manganese miner Eramet currently up for sale [...]

BURKINA FASO 21/08/2012

African Minerals carries the day at Tambao

As Africa Mining Intelligence had anticipated (AMI 276), the firm African Minerals has won a green light to work the [...]

BURKINA FASO 06/07/2010

Vale & Mitsui Target Tambao's Manganese Free

Will highly-prized manganese at Tambao -the best in Africa with content of between 52 and 53%, and 20 million tons [...]

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Eramet on the lookout for new mines in Africa

Eramet's blatant local mining ambitions

BWA resurfaces to challenge Eramet's hold on Akonolinga rutile

Tambao: International Chamber of Commerce dismisses Frank Timis and Ouagadougou in one blow

Libreville wants its own list of strategic minerals

Solway Investment Group eyes Tambao

Tambao manganese railway steams ahead under Ouaga-Beijing truce

Government breathing down Eramet's neck

African Minerals carries the day at Tambao

Vale & Mitsui Target Tambao's Manganese Free

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Eramet on the lookout for new mines in Africa

Eramet's blatant local mining ambitions

BWA resurfaces to challenge Eramet's hold on Akonolinga rutile

Tambao: International Chamber of Commerce dismisses Frank Timis and Ouagadougou in one blow

Libreville wants its own list of strategic minerals

Solway Investment Group eyes Tambao

Tambao manganese railway steams ahead under Ouaga-Beijing truce

Government breathing down Eramet's neck

African Minerals carries the day at Tambao

Vale & Mitsui Target Tambao's Manganese Free

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