Remember when the World Bank intervened last summer to "withdraw" the signature of Sylvain Ndoutingaï, the Central African Republic’s minister [...]
Belgian ore traders in Kivu, who trade in cassiterite, coltan and wolframiteare again under fire. A United Nations report published [...]
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The Korean International Cooperation Agency (Koica) is to give its support to a programme to re-activate Congo’s Centre de Recherches [...]
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Under a decree adopted by the government at the end of April, N°09/11, 20 semi-state-owned companies, including Gecamines, Office des [...]
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The Zimbabwean mining sector has found a new lease of life following an easing in the law that allows gold [...]
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The minister for mines, Ambroise makenda, has warned companies that are leaving Angola because of the crisis that they will [...]
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Is a storm brewing between Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) and the Lusaka government? KCM’s management has decided to suspend work [...]
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Guinea’s Prime Minister, Kabiné Komara, is after all to travel to Moscow to negotiate a resolution of the dispute between [...]
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