Nigeria Seeks Foreign Investment in Steel Sector at IMARC Conference
Prince Shuaibu Abubakar Audu, Minister for Steel Development, invites foreign investors to Nigeria's steel sector during the International Mining and...
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Nigeria Arrests 300 Illegal Miners in Nationwide Crackdown
Nigeria has arrested 300 illegal miners in a nationwide crackdown led by the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development. The deployment...
Kebbi State Government Denies Illegal Mining Claims in Libata
Kebbi State has denied allegations of illegal mining in Libata. Commissioner Haliru Muhammad Wasagu stated that the state is enforcing...
Alpha Petroleum Wins Major Diamond Mining Contract in Namibia
Alpha Petroleum secures Namibia's largest diamond mining contract, worth $200 million, commencing on 1st October 2024. The project aims to...
Unlocking Nigeria’s Mineral Potential Through Effective Governance
Nigeria is rich in minerals pivotal for energy transition, such as lithium and nickel. However, the sector is hampered by...
Sibanye Secures €500 Million Financing to Advance Finnish Lithium Project
Sibanye Stillwater secures €500 million debt financing for its Keliber lithium project in Finland, targeting production by 2026. Despite falling...
Mikano Motors to Showcase Lovol Equipment at Nigeria Mining Week 2024
Mikano Motors LHCV is set to exhibit Lovol equipment at Nigeria Mining Week 2024 from November 18-20. The partnership aims...
Zambia’s Proposed Mining Reforms Threaten Investor Rights and Growth
Zambia's proposed mining reforms threaten investors' rights, with a new state-owned company set to control 30% of future copper production....
Nigerian Government Arrests 300 Illegal Miners to Revitalise Mining Sector
The Nigerian government, led by Minister Dele Alake, has arrested 300 illegal miners in a bid to strengthen the mining...
Nigerian Government Arrests 300 Illegal Miners to Revamp Mining Sector
The Nigerian government has arrested 300 illegal miners to revitalise the mining sector, as announced by Minister Dele Alake. The...
