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Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto is an Anglo-Australian mining company and one of the world leaders in the production of aluminium, iron ore, copper and uranium.

Africa
Africa Funds Put their Money on Mines

The drive by investors to find fresh business opportunities in Africa has led to a surge in private investment wholly [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.09.2007

Mauritania
Flurry of Iron Ore Deals

Although Mauritania appears to have missed out on an oil boom – Australia’s Woodside Petroleum is planning to leave the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.09.2007

Guinea
Guinea IFC Backs Simandou Project

The International Finance Corp, private investment arm of the World Bank, has endorsed the environmental and social aspects of a [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.09.2007

Madagascar
CMA CGM

The regional director, Philippe Murcia, of the marine shipping company [...]

Subscribers only Business 24.07.2007

Niger
Business as Usual or Will Fear Prevail?

A number of "assaults" by Tuareg rebels from the Mouvement des Nigeriens pour la Justice (MNJ) against foreign mining interests [...]

Free access Mining 17.07.2007

South Africa
Major Contract for Coega

SNC Lavalin, Murray & Roberts and Hatch have been awarded [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.07.2007

Madagascar
The rainbow’s end is not yet in London

Turnout was low at the Madagascar briefing held in London on 4 July by the Southern Africa Business Forum (SABF) [...]

Subscribers only 10.07.2007

Guinea
Transguineen: Newcomer Knocks on Door

Africa Mining Intelligence understands that Brazil's CVRD was accepted in May as an observer on the TransGuineen railway tripartite committee. [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.06.2007

Niger
Areva Won't Hand Over Madaouela Data

Areva failed to win the huge Madaouela uranium concession south east of its own Arlit mine in Niger but it [...]

Free access Mining 05.06.2007

Madagascar
Rio Tinto Set on Doubling Output

Confirmed in 2005 after remaining in the pipeline for 17 years, Rio Tinto’s project to develop mineral sands at Fort [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.06.2007

Madagascar
Patrick D. Razakamananifidy

Some 40 candidates, most of them civil servants, applied for the job of secretary-general of the mines ministry at Ampandianomby. [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.06.2007

Morocco
Australians in Uranium Play

Already on the radar screens of explorers in next-door Algeria, uranium has now begun to spark interest in Morocco as [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.05.2007

Mozambique
Palabora Eyes Steel Project

The South African copper producer Palabora Mining, a joint affiliate of Anglo American and Rio Tinto, is thinking of building [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.05.2007

Niger
Flurry of Uranium Awards

The Niger government confirmed the granting of a flurry of uranium exploration licenses on April 6. The cabinet’s decision had [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.04.2007

Madagascar
Keintz Engineers

This South African firm is opening a new branch in [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.04.2007

Guinea
Simfer Deploys Heavy Gear at Simandou

Long accused by the Guinea authorities of dragging its feet on the Simandou iron project - which it has stoutly [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.04.2007

Eswatini
Dwyka Resources Tries its Hand at Gold

Dwyka Resources, a company set up by the management of Dwyka Diamonds in Australia, has acquired an option on Swaziland [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.04.2007

Namibia
Russia a New Uranium Partner

The days when Rio Tinto thought seriously of closing down the Rossing uranium mine in 2007 now seem far in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 06.03.2007

Spotlight | Niger
Fight for Uranium Prospecting Licenses

Several companies are scrambling at present for uranium exploration licenses in the highly prospective Tim Mersoi basin in Niger. At stake in the fight, according to our sources, are around 15 blocks of over 10,000 sq.

Subscribers only Mining 20.02.2007

South Africa
Indaba - Mining Investment 2007

The U.S. firm International Investment Conferences is staging the annual [...]

Subscribers only Mining 06.02.2007

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Rio Tinto

Africa
Africa Funds Put their Money on Mines

Mauritania
Flurry of Iron Ore Deals

Guinea
Guinea IFC Backs Simandou Project

Madagascar
CMA CGM

Niger
Business as Usual or Will Fear Prevail?

South Africa
Major Contract for Coega

Madagascar
The rainbow’s end is not yet in London

Guinea
Transguineen: Newcomer Knocks on Door

Niger
Areva Won't Hand Over Madaouela Data

Madagascar
Rio Tinto Set on Doubling Output

Madagascar
Patrick D. Razakamananifidy

Morocco
Australians in Uranium Play

Mozambique
Palabora Eyes Steel Project

Niger
Flurry of Uranium Awards

Madagascar
Keintz Engineers

Guinea
Simfer Deploys Heavy Gear at Simandou

Eswatini
Dwyka Resources Tries its Hand at Gold

Namibia
Russia a New Uranium Partner

Spotlight | Niger
Fight for Uranium Prospecting Licenses

South Africa
Indaba - Mining Investment 2007

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Namibia Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

Nigeria The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

West African cocoa cartel battles with the traders

Makhzen Inc. or the ever more prosperous business empire of Mohammed VI's entourage

Rio Tinto

Africa Africa Funds Put their Money on Mines

Mauritania Flurry of Iron Ore Deals

Guinea Guinea IFC Backs Simandou Project

Madagascar CMA CGM

Niger Business as Usual or Will Fear Prevail?

South Africa Major Contract for Coega

Madagascar The rainbow’s end is not yet in London

Guinea Transguineen: Newcomer Knocks on Door

Niger Areva Won't Hand Over Madaouela Data

Madagascar Rio Tinto Set on Doubling Output

Madagascar Patrick D. Razakamananifidy

Morocco Australians in Uranium Play

Mozambique Palabora Eyes Steel Project

Niger Flurry of Uranium Awards

Madagascar Keintz Engineers

Guinea Simfer Deploys Heavy Gear at Simandou

Eswatini Dwyka Resources Tries its Hand at Gold

Namibia Russia a New Uranium Partner

Spotlight | Niger Fight for Uranium Prospecting Licenses

South Africa Indaba - Mining Investment 2007

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Namibia
Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Africa
Africa Funds Put their Money on Mines

Mauritania
Flurry of Iron Ore Deals

Guinea
Guinea IFC Backs Simandou Project

Madagascar
CMA CGM

Niger
Business as Usual or Will Fear Prevail?

South Africa
Major Contract for Coega

Madagascar
The rainbow’s end is not yet in London

Guinea
Transguineen: Newcomer Knocks on Door

Niger
Areva Won't Hand Over Madaouela Data

Madagascar
Rio Tinto Set on Doubling Output

Madagascar
Patrick D. Razakamananifidy

Morocco
Australians in Uranium Play

Mozambique
Palabora Eyes Steel Project

Niger
Flurry of Uranium Awards

Madagascar
Keintz Engineers

Guinea
Simfer Deploys Heavy Gear at Simandou

Eswatini
Dwyka Resources Tries its Hand at Gold

Namibia
Russia a New Uranium Partner

Spotlight | Niger
Fight for Uranium Prospecting Licenses

South Africa
Indaba - Mining Investment 2007