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MMG Kinsevere Signs Social Responsibility Agreement with Local Communities Near Sokoroshi 2 Mine 1 Mining in DRC Corporate social responsibility 

MMG Kinsevere Signs Social Responsibility Agreement with Local Communities Near Sokoroshi 2 Mine

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On Friday, November 29, 2024, MMG Kinsevere signed a new agreement with five local communities impacted by the Sokoroshi 2 mine, located in the Bukanda sector of the Kipushi territory in Haut-Katanga, DRC. The signing took place at the multipurpose hall in Bukanda, a facility built with mining royalty funds, in the presence of various officials. Lucien Lumano, the Provincial Minister of Mines for Haut-Katanga, supervised the event and expressed his satisfaction, encouraging local communities to support MMG Kinsevere in the successful implementation of the project. “The provincial government is… Read More Here
Makor Resources and Jubilee Metals Zambia Partner to Aid Farmers Amidst Drought Challenges 2 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Corporate social responsibility 

Makor Resources and Jubilee Metals Zambia Partner to Aid Farmers Amidst Drought Challenges

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Mining services provider Makor Resources and Jubilee Metals Zambia have joined forces to support the Zambian government’s efforts in aiding subsistence farmers affected by a recent drought, which has severely impacted agriculture and food security across the country. Ndola District Commissioner Joseph Phiri, along with Makor Resources CEO Brooke Bibeault and Jubilee Metals Zambia MD Ricus Grimbeek, distributed Compound-D and Urea fertilizer, as well as drought-resistant maize seeds, to farmers in Ndola’s Munkulungwe ward. The event, hosted by the Bwana Mkubwa resettled families, was also attended by local leaders, including… Read More Here
SICOMINES SA Boosts Water Access on World Water Day 3 Mining in DRC Corporate social responsibility 

SICOMINES SA Boosts Water Access on World Water Day

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La Sino-Congolaise des Mines (SICOMINES SA) has taken strides to enhance water access for five communities within its mining area by constructing water boreholes. These communities, including Kapata, Mutaka, Biwaya, Mapendo, and Yenge, have benefitted from this initiative, aligning with the theme of the 32nd World Water Day celebrated annually on March 22. The initiative underscores SICOMINES’ commitment to fulfilling its specifications outlined in the agreement signed in August 2021 for the betterment of surrounding communities. These specifications, set for a five-year term expiring in 2025, reflect the company’s dedication… Read More Here
North of Superior Healthcare Group and Barrick Donate $1 Million to Families Closer to Home Campaign 4 International Corporate social responsibility Gold 

North of Superior Healthcare Group and Barrick Donate $1 Million to Families Closer to Home Campaign

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The North of Superior Healthcare Group (NOSH) and Barrick Gold Corporation (Barrick) are pleased to announce a significant milestone in the Families Closer to Home Campaign. Barrick has generously donated $1 million towards the campaign, propelling the fundraising efforts over halfway to its $2 million goal. The Families Closer to Home Campaign, initiated by NOSH, aims to address the pressing need for enhanced long-term care facilities in the Marathon, ON area. With the strain on the province’s long-term care system, local residents have faced challenges including relocation away from home,… Read More Here
TFM launches asphalting work on 2.3 km of the Tenke road 5 Mining in DRC Corporate social responsibility 

TFM launches asphalting work on 2.3 km of the Tenke road

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TFM, in alignment with its social responsibility initiatives, has diligently worked since its establishment in the region to provide essential services to its neighboring community. Through the Dotation-TFM, formerly known as the Community Social Fund, significant efforts have been made to bolster infrastructure in the Tenke agglomeration. Notably, 2.3 kilometers of asphalt road are slated for construction, augmenting the existing 5-kilometer stretch already delivered through the TFM Community Social Fund. The road slated for rehabilitation serves as the main artery of Tenke town, facilitating connectivity to national road no. 39,… Read More Here
MOPANI ATTENDS 7TH ZAMBIA-CANADA CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FORUM 6 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate social responsibility 

MOPANI ATTENDS 7TH ZAMBIA-CANADA CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FORUM

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Mopani Copper Mines PLC took part in the just ended 7th Zambia-Canada Corporate Social Responsibility Forum in Solwezi. The event, which aimed to foster the exchange of ideas regarding CSR, community engagement, and sustainable investment, took place from March 18th to 19th, 2024, at Solwezi’s Kansanshi Hotel in the North-Western Province. This year’s CSR Forum took place under the theme “Sharing Best Practices in Community Relations, Environmental Stewardship, and Responsible Business Conduct,” and brought together mining experts, traditional leaders, the Canadian High Commission, and other stakeholders. Under the theme of “Sharing Best Practices… Read More Here
FQM REDOUBLES TREE PLANTING EFFORTS FOR 2024 7 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate social responsibility Environment Social Governance (ESG) 

FQM REDOUBLES TREE PLANTING EFFORTS FOR 2024

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First Quantum Minerals (FQM) is almost doubling the mammoth tree planting exercise at its Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi. The company is this season planting 30,000 trees and rehabilitating over 35 hectares of mine disturbed land. Last year Kansanshi planted 18,000 trees as part of its commitment to sustainable mining practices and efforts towards environmental conservation. Arnold Malambo, Manager Environment at Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi said: “As a company, we endeavour to extract resources responsibly and attach great importance to the conservation of nature. For example, in the case where the… Read More Here
SOLWEZI COOPERATIVES RECEIVE K2.6M BOOST FROM FQM  8 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate social responsibility 

SOLWEZI COOPERATIVES RECEIVE K2.6M BOOST FROM FQM 

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First Quantum Minerals (FQM) has doubled the number of small business cooperatives it supports under its Tujipamo Community Project to empower entrepreneurs in the areas around its Kansanshi mine in Solwezi. Some K2.6 million has been disbursed to 12 cooperatives this year, building on the support for six cooperatives last year by the company’s Kansanshi Mining operation. The Tujipamo Community Project builds upon the success of last year’s pilot project, under which Kansanshi Mining supported six cooperatives with more than K5 million. The positive impact of this initial endeavour encouraged… Read More Here
FQM’S KANSANSHI SPENDS OVER 5 MILLION KWACHA ON SIX SOLWEZI CO-OPERATIVES 9 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate social responsibility Press Release 

FQM’S KANSANSHI SPENDS OVER 5 MILLION KWACHA ON SIX SOLWEZI CO-OPERATIVES

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Kansanshi Mining PLC has handed over two-million kwacha (K 2,000,000=00) to six co-operatives in Solwezi District, North Western Province as part of the mines support to small and medium enterprises aimed at uplifting the living standards of the people. Early this year, Kansanshi mine launched an initiative, ‘Tujipamo Community project’ as a pilot programme to support six co-operatives with finances to invest in different business activities, with the resources distributed quarterly. Kansanshi Mining Plc Contracts Manager, Pamela Chola said the mine had signed a Memorandum of Understanding to provide funds… Read More Here
Barrick Collaborates with Dominican Authorities for Storm-Affected Communities 10 International Corporate social responsibility Gold 

Barrick Collaborates with Dominican Authorities for Storm-Affected Communities

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The Barrick-operated Pueblo Viejo gold mine is supporting communities in the Sanchez Ramirez province in the Dominican Republic in the wake of a tropical storm which was in excess of a 1 in 500-year event.  Nearly 500mm of rainfall was recorded within a 24-hour period, causing significant flooding, bridge destruction and road blockages.  Operations at Pueblo Viejo were suspended for 72 hours from November 17th, when the storm made landfall. No significant damage to the plant’s infrastructure was reported and processing operations have resumed. No injuries on the mine were… Read More Here

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