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Kagem & Gemfields Foundation Donate Solar-Powered Lab and Classroom to Kapila Primary School 1 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Corporate social responsibility Gemstones 

Kagem & Gemfields Foundation Donate Solar-Powered Lab and Classroom to Kapila Primary School

Constance
Kagem Mining and Gemfields Foundation, the charitable arm of Kagem’s majority owner and operator – Gemfields, has handed over a newly constructed block with three classrooms and a fully equipped solar powered computer lab to Lufwanyama’s Kapila Primary School to enhance the quality of education in the area. The project, completed at a cost of approximately ZMW 6.9 million (USD 316,000), puts Kapila Primary School among the handful of educational institutions in the area offering computer lessons to its pupils. The ceremony was attended by local community members, pupils, school… Read More Here
key actions of Kibali's social commitment 2 Mining in DRC Corporate News Corporate social responsibility Gold 

key actions of Kibali’s social commitment

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The 2018 Mining Code requires mining companies to develop the local communities where their mines are located. As a good student, the mining company Kibali Gold Mines does not deviate from this rule. Several achievements have been made by this mining giant in the 14 years since it was established in the Haut-Uele province. At the 50th press conference held on October 5, 2023, Mark Bristow, President and CEO of Kibali, looked back on these various achievements. First, concerning community development Here, the achievements are classified in the sector of… Read More Here
SICOMINES SA donates sewing and styling machines to the Lycée technique de la Gombe 3 Mining in DRC Corporate News Corporate social responsibility 

SICOMINES SA donates sewing and styling machines to the Lycée technique de la Gombe

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The handover ceremony took place on Wednesday October 11, 2023 in the facilities of this educational establishment in the presence of the provincial coordinator of Catholic Convention Schools (ECCATH), Father Romain Nyanga, and a delegation from Sicomines SA/Kinshasa led by Grace Sasesula.  Of course, the honor fell to Mrs. Jackie Bapile, prefect of studies, to receive it on behalf of the first and main beneficiaries: her students. In her special remarks, Grace Kasesula of SICOMINES SA outlined the reason for the donation in these terms. “ As a woman, I… Read More Here
Zambia's Govt Urges Mopani Copper Mines to Tackle Dust Emissions from Tailings Dam 4 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate social responsibility 

Zambia’s Govt Urges Mopani Copper Mines to Tackle Dust Emissions from Tailings Dam

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The government of Zambia has issued a directive to Mopani Copper Mines to take immediate action regarding dust emissions originating from the tailings dam situated in Bwafwano, Kalulushi, in the Copperbelt region. Kalulushi District Commissioner, Kelly Jibinga, addressed concerns raised by Bwafwano residents regarding the continuous dust emissions from the Mopani Tailings dam, which have posed a significant health hazard to the community. During a stakeholder meeting attended by representatives from Mopani, local residents, and the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA), Mr. Jibinga urged Mopani to effectively address the situation,… Read More Here
DRC President opens Kamoa Centre of Excellence 5 Mining in DRC Copper Corporate social responsibility Governance 

DRC President opens Kamoa Centre of Excellence

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Ivanhoe Mines Executive Co-Chair Robert Friedland and President Marna Cloete announced that His Excellency Félix Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, visited the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex to formally open the Kamoa Centre of Excellence and address the workforce. The ceremony was also attended by the First Lady, Her Excellency Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi, the Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, His Excellency Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, the Governor of the Province of Lualaba, Ms. Fifi Masuka, and other members of the DRC national government. The recently… Read More Here
UNIDO, Sweden, Volvo Group, and Epiroc Unveil Skilled Employment Project in DRC 6 Mining in DRC Corporate social responsibility 

UNIDO, Sweden, Volvo Group, and Epiroc Unveil Skilled Employment Project in DRC

Constance
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), in collaboration with the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Government of Sweden, as well as the companies Volvo Group and Epiroc, jointly launched the Training Support Project and Skilled Employment (PAFEQ) during a ceremony held at the National Institute of Professional Preparation (INPP) in Lubumbashi. This partnership aims to facilitate access for young Congolese to qualified employment opportunities in the maintenance of heavy machinery and commercial vehicles, skills in high demand in the Haut-Katanga province.  PAFEQ aims to bring about… Read More Here
Kagem Collaborates with Zambia's Govt to Build $2.5M Chapula Vocational Training Center 7 Mining in Zambia Corporate social responsibility Precious Stones 

Kagem Collaborates with Zambia’s Govt to Build $2.5M Chapula Vocational Training Center

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 On 27 September, Kagem Mining Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Zambia committing to fund the construction of the Chapula Vocational Training Centre in Lufwanyama, that will enable local people to acquire skills to improve their employability. The training centre is a pivotal project and, at an estimated cost of ZMW 52,750,000 (USD 2.5 million), demonstrates Kagem’s commitment to supporting the regional and national economic development and helping create successful and independent communities in its area of operation.  With a curriculum being designed to align… Read More Here
DRC's EITI Raises Awareness Among Mining Firms Regarding 0.3% Turnover Allocation 8 Mining in DRC Corporate social responsibility 

DRC’s EITI Raises Awareness Among Mining Firms Regarding 0.3% Turnover Allocation

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The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (ITIE-DRC) recently conducted a workshop from September 19 to 21, 2023. This event aimed to raise awareness and facilitate discussions regarding the application of Mining Code provisions and related decrees pertaining to the allocation of a minimum of 0.3% of mining companies’ turnover in the DRC. Held concurrently in Durba, Goma, Lubumbashi, and Kolwezi, these discussions provided a platform for stakeholders to address ambiguities surrounding this matter that had previously divided them. The workshop was expertly led by professionals from ST… Read More Here
Port Company Relocates 128 Workers to Lobito Atlantic Railway in Angola 9 Angola Corporate social responsibility Transport and Logistics 

Port Company Relocates 128 Workers to Lobito Atlantic Railway in Angola

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The Lobito Port Company transferred, on Tuesday September 19th, 128 workers to the Lobito Atlantic Railway, as part of the award of the Mining Terminal, included in the Lobito Corridor infrastructure concession contracts to private institutions. Lobito Atlantic Railway, a subsidiary company of Mota-Engil, Trafigura and Vecturis,   guaranteed compliance with all clauses of the contract, so that the 128 workers transferred from the Porto do Lobito sphere to its organic structure have an integration that reflects the goals set by the Board.  During the event, income declarations were signed by the workers,… Read More Here
Kansanshi Mining and Solwezi Municipality Collaborate on Road Upgrading Project 10 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Corporate social responsibility 

Kansanshi Mining and Solwezi Municipality Collaborate on Road Upgrading Project

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In a promising partnership aimed at enhancing the infrastructure in Solwezi, Kansanshi Mining Plc General Manager, Anthony Mukutuma, and Solwezi Mayor, Remmy Kalepa, have jointly inaugurated the commencement of an extensive road upgrading project covering 4.3 kilometers within the township. This substantial initiative is being undertaken at a cost of K29 million kwacha and is facilitated through a mutual debt-swap arrangement between Kansanshi Mining Plc, a subsidiary of First Quantum Minerals (FQM), and the Solwezi Municipal Council. The project is set to significantly improve the quality of road infrastructure in… Read More Here

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