Indian-Canadian tycoon Stan Bharti is preparing an offensive to transform Canadian junior African Gold Group Inc (AGG) into a major player on the West African gold scene. Until now, AGG had only explored gold at its Kobada project in Mali.
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The dust is beginning to settle on the battlefield over the award procedure conditions for Guinea's Simandou iron ore contract. [...]
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Bauxite production on the concession held by French firm Alliance miniere responsable (AMR) near Boke is scheduled to start sometime [...]
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To mitigate the fallout from a continued lull in oil prices, Canadian firm Mooncor Oil & Gas, which explores oil [...]
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Indian group Ashapura Minechem is vying for a bauxite block in Boffa previously explored by BHP Billiton and is bending [...]
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The new law on gold marketing activities adopted in May by the Burkinabe parliament has already been sent back to [...]
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The Africa and the global commodity markets report, published in [...]
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Congo-K's mines minister Martin Kabwelulu might trigger a new sparring [...]
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Congolese deputy Stanley Mbayo Pelesa is busy implementing an equal-split [...]
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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is looking for a [...]
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June 23, during the opening ceremony of the DRC Mining Week held in Lubumbashi, CEO of state-owned firm Gecamines, Albert [...]
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During a visit on June 22 to the Kamoa-Kakula copper project operated by Ivanhoe Mines (it took place on the [...]
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