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The Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project Details 1 Copper Mining in DRC 

The Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project Details

The Kamoa-Kakula copper project includes the development of Kamoa and Kakula copper deposits, which are situated 11km apart. Being developed in three stages, the project will include the construction of three separate 6Mtpa mines and an integrated processing and a direct-to-blister smelter. The first 6Mtpa mine will be developed at Kakula at an estimated development cost of $1.1bn. The second mine will use the existing twin declines at Kansoko mine and increase the mining rate to 12Mtpa. The third and final mine will be established at Kakula West to further increase the… Read More Here
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Clean Long-duration Energy Storage ideal for Renewable Energy Plus Storage Solutions in Mining Microgrids

Reliable, cost-effective energy supply 24×7 is an essential resource for successful mining operations, whether grid-connected or off-grid.  In Africa, reliability of utility-sourced electricity is becoming more and more of a challenge, while off-grid diesel generation and the cost and logistics of fuel supply is increasingly problematic.  And in both scenarios, the CO2 footprint and increasing carbon tax needs to be considered.  The mining industry is therefore exploring the option of solar energy to partially substitute energy from current sources; however, solar energy on its own cannot be utilised 24×7 in… Read More Here
Zambia Chamber of Mines Boss Mining in Zambia Copper 

Zambia Chamber of Mines calls for ramped-up copper production to exploit global supply gap

ZAMBIA Chamber of Mines president Goodwell Mateyo says local mining firms should take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to supply more copper on the international market, while other suppliers are still contending with the situation. Mateyo observed that there was currently a sharp demand for copper on the international market as other suppliers in COVID-19-hit areas, such as Chile, were unable to operate normally, adding that local firms in Zambia could take advantage and supply more. “The prices of copper are okay. It kind of crashed between January and March,… Read More Here
MUSUKWA Mining in Zambia Copper 

Zambian mines’ large scale construction projects have slowed down copper production – Musukwa

MINES and Mineral Development Minister Richard Musukwa says there is need to invest in alternative economic sectors such as agriculture to avoid copper price shocks on the economy. And Musukwa says Zambia’s low copper production has been as a result of mining companies’ large-scale construction projects, which had slowed down production. Speaking in Parliament, Tuesday, Musukwa observed that resources being realised from the mining sector should be invested in the agriculture sector, among others. “It is good to know that Zambia’s comparative advantage is our mineral endowment so we need… Read More Here
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Ivanhoe Mines files an updated technical report for Kamoa-Kakula copper project | DRC

Ivanhoe Mines today announced from Vancouver, Canada that the company has filed an updated National Instrument 43-101 (NI 43-101) technical report covering the Kamoa-Kakula 2020 Integrated Development Plan (Kamoa- Kakula IDP20), indicates a press release consulted by DESKECO. This updated NI 43-101 technical report includes the independent definitive feasibility study for the development of the Kakula copper mine; with an updated pre-feasibility study that includes ore mined from the nearby Kansoko copper mine in addition to ore mined from Kakula; and an updated and expanded preliminary economic assessment of the comprehensive development… Read More Here
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Kakula copper mine underground development enters very high grade ore zone | DRC

Underground development at the Kakula Copper Mine enters zone of ultra-high-grade ore. Kakula’s northern and southern access drives to connect next month, allowing highly-productive stoping operations to begin in centre of orebody in +8% copper. Excellent construction progress being made on Kakula’s concentrator plant; first production now expected in July 2021 KOLWEZI, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO – Robert Friedland and Yufeng “Miles” Sun, Co-Chairmen of Ivanhoe Mines, announced on the 19th of this month that excellent progress is being made advancing underground mine development at the Kakula Mine in the… Read More Here
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A Special Video Interview with New India Electricals CEO

Join the exclusive candid chat with Mr Hemanshu Desai and his strategies that has turned New India Electrical into a multinational company. Enjoy the video. NEW INDIA ELECTRICALS Ltd., established in 1969, is one of India’s largest Electrical & Engineering companies. The company’s aim is to provide a comprehensive range of highly reliable systems & equipment. With the right mix of Quality products, a WORLD-CLASS Team and 40 years of reputable experience we offer ideal and techno-economic solutions. Their mission is to provide High-Quality products & services at Optimal cost… Read More Here
Gold mining Mining in Zambia Gemstones Gold 

Zambia Launches a Gold Mining Strategy

The Zambian government has launched the export diversification strategy for gold and gemstone to formalise artisanal small-scale mining and trading activities. This is envisaged to generate revenue from precious metals. Launching the strategy yesterday, Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa said Zambia has reported increase in gold occurrences in the subsector mainly exploited by artisanal and small-scale miners who mostly operate illegally. “Gold is smuggled out of the country mostly by foreign nationals without paying any revenue, thus denying the country of the much-needed revenue,” Mr Musukwa said.… Read More Here
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SADC Truckers raise Kasumbalesa border security concerns

THE Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) truck drivers association has raised concern over the security situation in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The association has, however, welcomed the planned extension of operating hours at Kasumbalesa border post. Association president Stanley Mukula said in an interview that although the planned extension of operating hours is good, the security situation on the Congolese side of the border leaves much to be desired. He said drivers are attacked by thugs even during the day and allegedly in full view of Congolese police officers.… Read More Here

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