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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.

Madagascar
A Decisive Month in Madagascar

Prior to November 1, the Office National pour l'Environnement (ONE) [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.2001

United Kingdom
The 2001 Global Iron Ore Conference

IBC Global Conference is organizing a conference on iron ore [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.09.2001

Guinea
U.S. Hits Out at Corruption

In issuing a warning about the investment climate in Guinea the U.S. administration hasn’t minced its words in slamming what [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.07.2001

Angola, South Africa
Sexwale Seeks Stake in SDM

Mvelaphanda Holdings , a group controlled by former politician Tokyo Sexwale , has approached Rio Tinto with a view to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 26.06.2001

Mauritania
Visiting Rio Tinto in London

Mauritania’s mines and industry minister, Ishagh Ould Rajel , spent some days in London in early June at the invitation [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.06.2001

South Africa
Majors Eye Shishen Mine

South Africa’s Iscor is expected to be shortly broken down [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.06.2001

Canada
Global Metals and Mining Conference

A conference devoted to the themes of sustainability in the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.06.2001

Mauritania
RIO TINTO

RIO TINTO, which owns several diamond exploration licenses in Mauritania, [...]

Subscribers only 07.06.2001

Zimbabwe
Government Still Plugging for Methane Project

Zimbabwe’s mines and energy ministry is negotiating with financial institutions [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.05.2001

South Africa
Palabora copper mining to go underground from 2002

In a bid to extend the economic life of its mine, South African company Palabora Mining (48.5% owned by Rio [...]

Subscribers only Mining 26.04.2001

Namibia
Rössing Uranium compensation claims rain on RTZ’s parade

At the presentation of Rio Tinto Zinc’s (RTZ) annual results for 2000 to shareholders in London, company chairman Robert Wilson [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.04.2001

Africa
Paul Anderson

Appointed managing director and chief executive officer of BHP in December, 1998, Paul Anderson has been picked as CEO of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.03.2001

South Africa
An investor for Lupane’s methane?

A South African investor is currently negotiating with the Zimbabwean government to develop a coal methane gas mine in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.03.2001

Africa, Australia
BHP courts Billiton, but Anglo might counter bid

In line with the consolidation trend in the mining and metals industry, BHP of Australia and the UK’s Billiton plc [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.03.2001

Zimbabwe
Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto Zimbabwe is thinking starting to mine for diamonds in two years’ time around Zvishavane some 500 km south-east [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.03.2001

Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

London’s Rio Tinto is preparing to sink US$35 million into a new diamond mine in Zimbabwe in what will be [...]

Subscribers only Mining 28.02.2001

Canada, South Africa
De Beers cracks for Canada’s Snap

Aber Diamond Corporation has sold its minority stake of 32.24% in the Snap Lake diamond project in Canada’s Northwest Territory [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.02.2001

Africa
New Shareholders for Quadrem

The Quadrem electronic market for mines and metals which began [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.2001

Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto confident in its Zimbabwe diamond mine

The company Rio Tinto Zimbabwe (RTZ) subsidiary of the British [...]

Subscribers only 22.12.2000

South Africa
Anglo’s gold mines attract rivals’ interest

AngloGold , which is 53.4% by Anglo American but is independently managed, is considering selling off some of its mines [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.12.2000

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

Rio Tinto

Madagascar
A Decisive Month in Madagascar

United Kingdom
The 2001 Global Iron Ore Conference

Guinea
U.S. Hits Out at Corruption

Angola, South Africa
Sexwale Seeks Stake in SDM

Mauritania
Visiting Rio Tinto in London

South Africa
Majors Eye Shishen Mine

Canada
Global Metals and Mining Conference

Mauritania
RIO TINTO

Zimbabwe
Government Still Plugging for Methane Project

South Africa
Palabora copper mining to go underground from 2002

Namibia
Rössing Uranium compensation claims rain on RTZ’s parade

Africa
Paul Anderson

South Africa
An investor for Lupane’s methane?

Africa, Australia
BHP courts Billiton, but Anglo might counter bid

Zimbabwe
Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

Canada, South Africa
De Beers cracks for Canada’s Snap

Africa
New Shareholders for Quadrem

Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto confident in its Zimbabwe diamond mine

South Africa
Anglo’s gold mines attract rivals’ interest

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Rio Tinto

Madagascar A Decisive Month in Madagascar

United Kingdom The 2001 Global Iron Ore Conference

Guinea U.S. Hits Out at Corruption

Angola, South Africa Sexwale Seeks Stake in SDM

Mauritania Visiting Rio Tinto in London

South Africa Majors Eye Shishen Mine

Canada Global Metals and Mining Conference

Mauritania RIO TINTO

Zimbabwe Government Still Plugging for Methane Project

South Africa Palabora copper mining to go underground from 2002

Namibia Rössing Uranium compensation claims rain on RTZ’s parade

Africa Paul Anderson

South Africa An investor for Lupane’s methane?

Africa, Australia BHP courts Billiton, but Anglo might counter bid

Zimbabwe Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Zimbabwe Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

Canada, South Africa De Beers cracks for Canada’s Snap

Africa New Shareholders for Quadrem

Zimbabwe Rio Tinto confident in its Zimbabwe diamond mine

South Africa Anglo’s gold mines attract rivals’ interest

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Namibia
Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

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

Madagascar
A Decisive Month in Madagascar

United Kingdom
The 2001 Global Iron Ore Conference

Guinea
U.S. Hits Out at Corruption

Angola, South Africa
Sexwale Seeks Stake in SDM

Mauritania
Visiting Rio Tinto in London

South Africa
Majors Eye Shishen Mine

Canada
Global Metals and Mining Conference

Mauritania
RIO TINTO

Zimbabwe
Government Still Plugging for Methane Project

South Africa
Palabora copper mining to go underground from 2002

Namibia
Rössing Uranium compensation claims rain on RTZ’s parade

Africa
Paul Anderson

South Africa
An investor for Lupane’s methane?

Africa, Australia
BHP courts Billiton, but Anglo might counter bid

Zimbabwe
Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

Canada, South Africa
De Beers cracks for Canada’s Snap

Africa
New Shareholders for Quadrem

Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto confident in its Zimbabwe diamond mine

South Africa
Anglo’s gold mines attract rivals’ interest