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Nigeria Courts Saudi Investment to Expand Lithium and Gold Processing Capacity 1 International Gold Lithium Mineral Processing 

Nigeria Courts Saudi Investment to Expand Lithium and Gold Processing Capacity

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Nigeria Pitches $600 Million Lithium and Gold Projects to Saudi Investors to Build Minerals Hub Nigeria has intensified efforts to attract Gulf investment after presenting a series of lithium processing and gold mining projects to Saudi investors, as Africa’s largest economy accelerates its push to diversify beyond oil and strengthen its solid minerals sector. The initiative forms part of a broader strategy to position Nigeria as a major African hub for critical minerals required for the global energy transition. The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, disclosed the plans… Read More Here
Transforming Mineral Processing in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Synergistic Power of DGC AFRICA and LogiProc 2 Sponsored Content Mineral Processing 

Transforming Mineral Processing in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Synergistic Power of DGC AFRICA and LogiProc

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In the heart of sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and its neighbouring countries, a powerful synergy is redefining the mining and mineral processing industries. The strategic alliance between DGC AFRICA and LogiProc brings unparalleled expertise in Mineral Process Engineering, Design, and Construction. Together, they ensure that mining operations are not only viable and efficient but also tailored for sustainability and profitability. Advancing Mineral Processing Engineering in Africa LogiProc stands at the forefront of innovation in mineral processing engineering across Africa, renowned for its adept… Read More Here
Uganda to open its first tin refining facility next month 3 Mining in Uganda Mineral Processing Tin 

Uganda to open its first tin refining facility next month

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Uganda is set to launch the country’s first tin refining plant in the south-western region next month, Reuters reported. The move is expected to support the country’s efforts to expand its mineral processing capacity. This plant is owned by Uganda-based mining and mineral trading company Woodcross Resources The establishment of the tin refining facility aligns with President Yoweri Museveni’s strategy to maximise the benefits of Uganda’s mineral exports, according to the news agency. The country, which already hosts several gold refineries, is expanding its mineral processing capabilities. Recently, Chinese-backed Sunbird… Read More Here
Zambia's Roan copper processing plant reached nominal production capacity in early September 2022 4 Mining in Zambia Copper Mineral Processing 

Zambia’s Roan copper processing plant reached nominal production capacity in early September 2022

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Jubilee Metals has been developing a strategy for several years in southern Zambia aimed at producing 12,000 tonnes of copper annually. The Roan Refinery is an essential element in achieving this objective. Mining company Jubilee Metals has made another breakthrough in its Southern Copper Refining strategy to produce 12,000 tonnes of copper annually in Zambia. On Monday, September 5, it announced that its Roan copper processing plant had reached its design capacity of 110 tonnes per hour. Above all, the successful ramp-up of Roan will enable Jubilee to transfer its project development… Read More Here
An economist calls for accelerated efforts to localise mineral processing in Botswana 5 International Copper Mineral Processing 

An economist calls for accelerated efforts to localise mineral processing in Botswana

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Top economist, Naledi Madala of Absa Bank Botswana has called on Government budgeting to reflect serious and deliberate intentions to fast track mineral beneficiation in Botswana. Speaking at this year’s Budget Pitso held in Gaborone on Tuesday, Mrs Naledi Madala said mineral beneficiation in Botswana has been a talk for years, noting that albeit efforts in the diamond space, very little has been done in other mineral sub-sectors such as coal and copper. “There was a lot of talk about mineral beneficiation around 2012 – 13, but that topic has… Read More Here
DRC: the process of refining Congolese gold by Rwanda suspended 6 Mining in DRC Gold Mineral Processing 

DRC: the process of refining Congolese gold by Rwanda suspended

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Felix Tshisekedi convened the Superior Defense Council on Wednesday. It was decided that the government suspend all memorandums of understanding, agreements, conventions concluded with Rwanda accused of attacking the DRC and providing support to the M23. What are these agreements? The government promises to communicate quickly on this file. Officially, since Felix Tshisekedi came to power, a series of agreements have been signed between Kinshasa and Kigali.  June 26, 2021 in Goma, the red carpet is rolled out. The ceremony is grand. It is broadcast live on Rwandan public television and that of the DRC. The agreement… Read More Here
Lubumbashi university scientific breakthrough 7 Corporate social responsibility Mineral Processing Mining in DRC Mining technology 

Lubumbashi university scientific breakthrough

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Kinsevere’s environmental monitoring samples will no longer have to leave the Congo for analysis. In fact a testing solution is within very close reach now that the University of Lubumbashi (UNILU) environmental analysis laboratory is the first in the Congo to receive certification, overseen by the Southern African Development Community Accreditation Service. Patrick Nkulu, Kinsevere Deputy General Manager Operations and General Manager representative, attended the official accreditation certificate ceremony. He praised the local scientific community’s capabilities. “This accreditation, of the now leading environmental analysis laboratory in the Congo, bolsters local… Read More Here
Local Processing and Smelting in DRC and Zambia 8 Mining in Zambia Mineral Processing Mining in DRC 

Local Processing and Smelting in DRC and Zambia

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The mining industry has diversified operations in both Zambia and Democratic Republic of Congo within the past few years. As these expansions occur, there is need for mining companies to develop more processing units in form of smelters and refineries in the region. The development of smelters and refineries can primarily appear to be steep in price but there are many advantages to having direct access to processing facilities within the mining region. For instance, local processing has a faster turn-around time. Minerals can be processed within a short amount… Read More Here
DRC: Minister of Mines discusses with miners on the issue of mineral processing at national level 9 Mining in DRC Mineral Processing 

DRC: Minister of Mines discusses with miners on the issue of mineral processing at national level

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DRC Minister of Mines, Willy Kitobo SAMSONI, has been in Lubumbashi since March 28, 2021 for a consultation workshop with mining operators on: “- the question of the assessment of the moratorium on the authorization to export copper concentrates and cobalt signed on October 12, 2020 which expires on April 12, 2021; – the question of the two important innovations of the 2018 mining law which should benefit local communities but which suffer from the non-effective application, namely, the specifications and the allocation of 0.3% of annual turnover ”. In… Read More Here
DRC Mines Minister grants a six-month moratorium to mining operators for on-site mineral processing 10 Mining in DRC Mineral Processing 

DRC Mines Minister grants a six-month moratorium to mining operators for on-site mineral processing

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The Minister of Mines, Willy Kitobo, has granted a 6-month moratorium to mining operators, mainly producers of copper sulphide concentrates for processing on site. This move intends, to give the market products extracted from the deposits of mineral substances from the Congolese soil and subsoil a greater added value. In his letter addressed to the mining operators, Willy Kitobo, reminded them of the prohibition by the Mining Code, to leave the country raw minerals. “I have decided to grant a six-month moratorium to all producers of copper sulphide concentrates, which will… Read More Here

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