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When Good Oils Go Bad Part 8 1 Sponsored Content Corporate News International 

When Good Oils Go Bad Part 8

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Contamination: Oil’s Dirty Little Secret By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck Continuing the dialogue around oil condition with condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, this time the focus turns to contamination. In the previous instalment of this series, we saw how additives are consumed, attached to surfaces or physically removed. But many of the things that accelerate that depletion do not come from the oil at all. They arrive as uninvited guests – water, dust, soot, fuel, coolant and other foreign materials. And, like most uninvited guests, they rarely arrive quietly,… Read More Here
Sakombi and Mabolia Discuss Mining Rights-Backed Financing for Hydropower Projects in DRC 2 Mining in DRC Electricity Energy 

Sakombi and Mabolia Discuss Mining Rights-Backed Financing for Hydropower Projects in DRC

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DRC Considers Mining Rights-Backed Financing for Hydropower Projects as Energy and Mining Maps Align The Democratic Republic of Congo is exploring innovative ways to accelerate the development of energy infrastructure by potentially linking the construction of power projects to mining rights, as the government seeks stronger synergies between the country’s mining and electricity sectors. The initiative was discussed during a high-level meeting held in Kinshasa between Minister of Hydroelectric Resources and Electricity Aimé Sakombi and Cadastre Minier (CAMI) Director General Popol Mabolia. The discussions focused on implementing recommendations arising from… Read More Here
Ivanhoe Reports Strong Q3 Earnings as Kamoa-Kakula Recovery Plan Targets 500,000 t/y Copper Output 3 Corporate News Copper Mining in DRC 

Ivanhoe Reports Strong Q3 Earnings as Kamoa-Kakula Recovery Plan Targets 500,000 t/y Copper Output

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Ivanhoe Mines Posts $45 Million Q3 Profit as Kamoa-Kakula Targets Return to 500,000 Tonnes of Annual Copper Production Ivanhoe Mines reported a third-quarter 2026 profit of $45 million and adjusted EBITDA of $241 million, driven by strong performances from the Kamoa-Kakula copper complex in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Kipushi zinc mine. The company said an updated life-of-mine plan for Kamoa-Kakula will be released in March 2027, outlining a strategy to restore the operation to approximately 500,000 tonnes of annual copper production through a combination of underground mining,… Read More Here
Zambia and DRC Push for Greater Value from Copper and Cobalt as Battery Industry Opportunities Expand 4 Mining in Zambia Battery Metals Cobalt Copper Mining in DRC 

Zambia and DRC Push for Greater Value from Copper and Cobalt as Battery Industry Opportunities Expand

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Zambia and DRC Seek to Boost Copper and Cobalt Value Addition as Battery Industry Opportunities Grow Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo are renewing attention on opportunities to strengthen regional mineral processing and industrial development as global demand for copper and battery-related materials continues to reshape mining investment. The two neighbouring countries occupy a strategically important position in the global minerals industry. The DRC is a leading producer of copper and cobalt, while Zambia remains one of Africa’s major copper-producing countries. Together, they form a mineral-producing corridor with the… Read More Here
DRC Seizes More Than 500 Trucks in Major Copper and Cobalt Mining Crackdown 5 Mining in DRC Cobalt Copper 

DRC Seizes More Than 500 Trucks in Major Copper and Cobalt Mining Crackdown

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Authorities Seize Copper and Cobalt Shipments in Sweeping DRC Mining Investigation KINSHASA, DRC — Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have launched a major investigation into suspected illegal mining and mineral trading following the seizure of more than 500 trucks and thousands of tonnes of copper and cobalt in the country’s mineral-rich southeastern provinces. The enforcement operation, reported by Reuters on 3 November 2026, has brought renewed attention to mineral traceability, regulatory compliance and the protection of licensed mining concessions in Lualaba and Haut-Katanga. The seized vehicles and mineral… Read More Here
Lobito Corridor Set to Transform Zambia’s Trade Routes and Create New Business Opportunities 6 Mining in Zambia Economy Transport and Logistics 

Lobito Corridor Set to Transform Zambia’s Trade Routes and Create New Business Opportunities

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Lobito Corridor Opens Multi-Billion-Dollar Opportunities for Zambian Businesses in Logistics, Mining and Agriculture The Lobito Corridor is emerging as one of the most significant infrastructure developments in Southern Africa, with the potential to reshape Zambia’s trade routes, unlock new export markets and create business opportunities across multiple sectors of the economy. The project, which aims to connect Zambia to Angola’s Port of Lobito on the Atlantic Ocean through an integrated rail and road network, is expected to reduce transport costs, improve access to international markets and strengthen regional trade links.… Read More Here
Mining Dispute Resolution Clears Path for Lithium Exploration in Zambia's Mapatizya District 7 Mining in Zambia Exploration Lithium New Mining Projects 

Mining Dispute Resolution Clears Path for Lithium Exploration in Zambia’s Mapatizya District

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Maamba Energy Cleared to Advance Lithium Exploration After Government-Mediated Settlement A government-led settlement of a long-running mining licence dispute has cleared the way for the advancement of lithium exploration activities in Zambia’s Mapatizya District, marking a potentially significant development for the country’s growing critical minerals sector. The agreement brings to a close a three-year dispute between Builders Mining Corporation Limited and Maamba Energy Limited over an alleged encroachment involving their respective mining licence areas. The resolution was achieved through mediation and stakeholder engagement facilitated by the Ministry of Mines and… Read More Here
Glencore CEO Pay Overhaul Fuels Fresh Takeover Speculation 8 Corporate News International Mining Personality 

Glencore CEO Pay Overhaul Fuels Fresh Takeover Speculation

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Glencore CEO Compensation Changes Renew Market Speculation Over Potential Merger or Takeover Deals Fresh speculation over Glencore’s future strategic direction has emerged after shareholders approved significant changes to the compensation structure of Chief Executive Officer Gary Nagle, prompting renewed debate about the possibility of a major merger or takeover involving the mining and commodities giant. The revised remuneration framework has attracted attention from investors and market analysts, some of whom view the changes as potentially aligning executive incentives with longer-term corporate actions, including large-scale acquisitions, mergers or restructuring initiatives. While… Read More Here
Major Debt Restructuring Sees Trafigura-Led Lenders Absorb 70% Loss on DRC Miner 9 Mining in DRC Copper Corporate News 

Major Debt Restructuring Sees Trafigura-Led Lenders Absorb 70% Loss on DRC Miner

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Trafigura-Led Creditors Agree to Major Debt Write-Down in DR Congo Mining Restructuring Deal A group of creditors led by global commodities trader Trafigura has agreed to absorb substantial losses as part of a debt restructuring involving a mining operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), highlighting the financial pressures facing some resource projects in the country. The restructuring agreement will see lenders accept significant reductions in the value of outstanding debt, allowing the mining company to stabilise its financial position and continue operations. The deal is intended to provide… Read More Here
Zambia Warns Holders of Dormant Mining Licences to Develop Projects or Surrender Rights 10 Mining in Zambia Governance 

Zambia Warns Holders of Dormant Mining Licences to Develop Projects or Surrender Rights

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Zambia Cracks Down on Dormant Mining Licences to Accelerate Investment and Copper Production Growth The Zambian government has issued a strong warning to holders of dormant mining licences, urging them to either secure investment partners and develop their concessions or surrender the licences so they can be reallocated to capable investors. Minister of Mines and Minerals Development Brenda Tambatamba said the government will no longer tolerate mining rights being held without meaningful development, as Zambia intensifies efforts to expand mineral production and achieve its ambitious economic growth targets. Speaking during… Read More Here

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