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Apple to use only recycled Cobalt in Batteries by 2025 1 Battery Metals 

Apple to use only recycled Cobalt in Batteries by 2025

Apple Inc said on Thursday 13th April it would use only recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025 as a part of its efforts to make all its products carbon neutral by the end of the decade. Magnets in Apple devices will use recycled rare earth elements, and in-house designed printed circuit boards will use recycled tin soldering and gold plating, the company said. Apple is pushing to become carbon neutral through its entire supply chain and the life cycle of every product by 2030. On Tuesday 11th April, it also… Read More Here
NFC Africa Mine's Copper and Gold Production Rises Annually in Zambia 2 Mining in Zambia Copper Gold 

NFC Africa Mine’s Copper and Gold Production Rises Annually in Zambia

Non-Ferrous China Africa (NFCA), a subsidiary of China Nonferrous Metals Corporation (CNMC), has reported an annual increase in copper and gold production at its Chambishi-based mine in the Kalulushi district of Zambia’s Copperbelt Province. Copper production rose by more than 5,000 tons from 62,300 tons in 2021 to 67,600 tons in 2022, generating approximately $608 million at an average copper price of $9,000 per ton. This marks the mine’s second consecutive year of increased production, with copper production up by 18,675 tons compared to 48,900 tons in 2020. According to… Read More Here
SICOMINES condemns persistent accusations By ODEP and defends its reputation 3 Mining in DRC 

SICOMINES condemns persistent accusations By ODEP and defends its reputation

La Sino-Congolaise des Mines SA has noticed for some time the abusive use of his name in several files which does not concern him directly or indirectly and denounces a relentlessness on his person. The joint venture cites an article published recently on the Public Expenditure Observatory (ODEP) which once again associates its name with a corruption case through a letter from a group of Chinese companies to which it does not not belong. SICOMINES wishes to clarify the opinion that there are various groupings of companies, each of which… Read More Here
$75M secured by Gecamines' subsidiary for the construction of new unit 4 Mining in DRC Cobalt Copper 

$75M secured by Gecamines’ subsidiary for the construction of new unit

STL, a subsidiary of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s state mining company Gecamines, announced on Tuesday 11th April that it has secured $75 million to build a new hydro-metallurgical unit. The unit will produce materials used in manufacturing semiconductors and extend the life of its existing facilities by 30 years. The company, which focuses on making commercial use of a slag heap in Lubumbashi, the capital city of the mining region of Katanga in southeastern Congo, plans to begin operations from August this year. The new unit will produce copper… Read More Here
Glencore to offer lithium batteries recycling services in Spain and Portugal 5 International Battery Metals Lithium 

Glencore to offer lithium batteries recycling services in Spain and Portugal

Swiss miner and commodities trader Glencore is joining forces with waste management services provider FCC Ámbito and Spanish energy firm Iberdrola to offer lithium-ion battery recycling services in Spain and Portugal. The partners will build a recycling plant that will also offer second-life solutions for batteries, both from gigafactory production scrap and end-of-life batteries, Glencore said n the statement. The companies said they have assessed existing battery recycling capabilities and feed availability in Spain and Portugal, but the location of their factory, to be run by FCC, is yet to be determined. Kunal… Read More Here
BEKA Schréder Supplies Smart Lighting Solution for Unsafe Walkway in Stellenbosch 6 International Sponsored Content Technology & Innovation 

BEKA Schréder Supplies Smart Lighting Solution for Unsafe Walkway in Stellenbosch

BEKA Schréder has supplied a complete smart lighting solution for a public walkway in Stellenbosch, South Africa. The aim of the project was to uplift an unsafe walkway, enabling the general public to safely use it. BEKA Schréder has supplied a complete smart lighting solution for a public walkway in Stellenbosch, South Africa. The aim of the project was to uplift an unsafe walkway, enabling the general public to safely use it. View a video of the installation here: https://youtu.be/dXW812Lq4HU   The requirement was for a completely self-sufficient system that… Read More Here
Tin expected to trade at USD 25,970 per tonne this week in DRC 7 Mining in DRC Tin 

Tin expected to trade at USD 25,970 per tonne this week in DRC

Tin, one of the main mining products exported from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) should record an increase in its price this week on the international market. According to projections made by experts from the National Commission of Mercurial Prices of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, tin should trade at 25,970 USD per ton this week against 24,480 USD per ton last week, an increase of 1 $490. This rise in tin prices should continue to delight the economy of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is largely based… Read More Here
The price of Cobalt rises to 34,256 USD per tonne this week 8 Cobalt Mining in DRC 

The price of Cobalt rises to 34,256 USD per tonne this week

After several months of scarcity on the international market, the price of cobalt should record a price increase this week. According to projections by experts from the Commission Nationale des Mercuriiales, a service attached to the Ministry of Foreign Trade, cobalt should trade at 34,256 USD per tonne this week against 33,556 USD per tonne last week, i.e. a price difference positive of 700 USD. Cobalt should not be the only mining product exported from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to experience a price increase this week. Statistical data… Read More Here
Policeman among gold thieves : Mozambique 9 Gold International 

Policeman among gold thieves : Mozambique

Four people, one of them a member of the Mozambican police force were detained on Monday, in the central province of Manica, accused of stealing two kilos of gold and 750,000 meticais (about 11,800 US dollars) in cash. The theft occurred on Saturday on the premises of a gold mining company. There were five alleged thieves: two informal gold miners, a supervisor of the mining company, and two policemen, one from the Rapid Intervention Unit (UIR – the Mozambican riot police), and one from the Frontier Guard. The latter evaded… Read More Here
Mining companies contribute to local communities in Mozambique and Zambia 10 Mining in Zambia 

Mining companies contribute to local communities in Mozambique and Zambia

Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM) and Kagem Mining have contributed 537,625,000 meticais (8.4 million US dollars at the current exchange rate) in projects for local communities in Mozambique and Zambia. According to a statement unveiled on Sunday 9th April, “the two companies have also contributed with over 23 billion meticais (359 million dollar) in taxes, royalties and dividends to Mozambique and Zambia.” This data, according to the document, was shared at the Mozambique-Zambia Business Forum, which took place in the central Mozambican city of Beira City, when Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi… Read More Here

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