Australia has confirmed it’s preparing a former resources industry workers’ camp in the Outback to quarantine evacuees from coronavirus-stricken Wuhan.
Australia will use “a mining camp facility in the Northern Territory near Darwin and we are working…
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Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe told reporters on the sidelines of the Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town that the government hoped to create a new power generation entity distinct from Eskom. Mantashe told reporter…
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This week on Second Take, Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer unpacks the decline in coal export at the Richards Bay Coal Terminal, Amplats earnings and derisking the future of PGMs.
RBCT exports, Amplats earnings, derisking the future of PGMs make headlines Read More »
This week Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer unpacks Anglo’s low carbon fertiliser contribution, BlackRock’s move to address climate change and potential job cuts in ferrochrome.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) President Félix Tshisekedi will be attending this year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba, which will be held in Cape Town next month. He will be accompanied by a large delegation from the DRC, including two new…
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Eskom says if it is not granted tariff increases it wants from March this year, its finances might collapse, triggering a national crisis, as both the State’s credit ratings and consumers’ well-being would suffer. The power utility – which is battling …
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Big power users, including mining houses who say load-shedding will be the death of the industry, say they want government to move faster with new self-generation regulations because they no longer want to be at the mercy of Eskom. Reporting to Ramapho…
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Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer unpacks Anglo’s fertiliser interest, South Africa’s green fuels potential and Jupiter Mine’s Tshipi expansion.
Anglo’s fertiliser interest, green fuels, Tshipi make headlines Read More »
Creamer Media is launching a new daily email newsletter – Mining Weekly Global Edition – featuring mining news stories from around the world.
Whereas Creamer Media’s other popular mining newsletters focus on mining news from specific regions, the new …
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Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer unpacks the need for local equipment manufacturing and the power supply constraints facing the country.
Local manufacturing, electricity supply make headlines Read More »
