Despite an agreement signed in December, 2007 with former president Laurent Gbagbo, the Indian giant Tata Steel won’t be able to mine the rich iron ore of Mount Nimba in the far west of the country on the border with [.
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Unable to get Burkina Faso mines minister Salif Lamoussa Kabore to agree to talks on the highly strategic Tambao manganese [...]
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Guinea’s government is going to begin talks with the EuroNimba consortium about a plan to carry out Mount Nimba’s iron [...]
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The firm GBM Minerals Engineering Consultants is due to finalize a definitive feasibility study by the end of the year [...]
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Thanks to significant investments engaged bythe Indian group Sandeep Garg, which specializes in exploring for iron ore and in marketing [...]
Derek Lenartowicz, managing director of the Australian firm Sultan Corp, had hoped to sign a contract for a carbonated phosphates [...]
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Africa Great Wall has joined BHP Billiton and Ireland’s Kenmare in the exclusive club of ilmenite operators in Mozambique. The [...]
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Owner of the Naburi and Moebase mineral sands projects (ilmenite, zircon and rutile) since February, Pathfinder Minerals is due to [...]
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