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CKM Newsletter 24-11-2025 1 Uncategorized 

CKM Newsletter 24-11-2025

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              The DRC & ZMB’s Top Mining News Platform CKM’s Mining Updates to Recharge Your Week     DRC Delivers First 50 MW From Inga II to Kamoa: $450M Energy Partnership Accelerates Grid Modernization…   A major step toward modernizing the Democratic Republic of Congo’s electricity network has been achieved. On November 10, 2025, the first 50 MW of hydroelectric power from Turbine 5 of the Inga II power plant was successfully delivered to the Kamoa Copper mining complex, marking the beginning of a… Read More Here
CKM Newsletter 27-10-2025 22 Uncategorized 

CKM Newsletter 27-10-2025

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              The DRC & ZMB’s Top Mining News Platform CKM’s Mining Updates to Recharge Your Week     Chinese mining giant CMOC expands DRC Kisanfu mine with $1.08B investment, strengthening global copper and cobalt leadership…   Chinese mining giant CMOC Ltd. is accelerating its growth in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with a $1.08 billion investment to expand its Kisanfu mine in Lualaba province. The second phase of operations, scheduled for completion in 2027, is expected to increase annual copper production by 100,000… Read More Here
CKM Newsletter 20-10-2025 42 Uncategorized 

CKM Newsletter 20-10-2025

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          The DRC & ZMB’s Top Mining News Platform CKM’s Mining Updates to Recharge Your Week   Olivier Binyingo Showcases Kamoa Copper’s Role as a Catalyst for Sustainable Growth in the DRC…   Olivier Binyingo, Chairman of the Board of Directors of KAMOA Copper SA and Vice President of Ivanhoe Mines for the DRC and Strategic Projects, underscored the company’s strategic vision and its major contribution to the development of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) mining industry. Speaking at a recent event, Binyingo described Kamoa-Kakula… Read More Here
Alphamin Resources Boosts Earnings as Tin Sales Surge 63 Uncategorized Corporate News Mining in DRC Tin 

Alphamin Resources Boosts Earnings as Tin Sales Surge

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Alphamin Resources Q2 Earnings Jump 21% to $75M as Tin Sales Climb, $65M Dividend Announced JSE-listed Alphamin Resources has reported a 21% quarter-on-quarter increase in EBITDA to $75 million for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025, driven primarily by higher tin sales. Operations at the company’s Bisie tin mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo were temporarily halted earlier this year due to security concerns over insurgent activity near surrounding communities. The shutdown disrupted both production and sales before operations resumed in mid-April. Bisie produced 4,106 tonnes of contained… Read More Here
Barrick Gold Enhances Transparency with Tailings Disclosure Aligned to Global Standards 64 Uncategorized Corporate News Gold International 

Barrick Gold Enhances Transparency with Tailings Disclosure Aligned to Global Standards

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Barrick Gold Reports Full Tailings Storage Disclosure in Line with Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management Barrick Gold Corporation, listed on the NYSE and TSX, has released detailed disclosures of its tailings storage facilities (TSFs) in line with the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM), reaffirming its commitment to safety, transparency, and environmental responsibility. The disclosures provide site-level data for all relevant TSFs that Barrick owns, operates, or has in the design phase. This initiative underscores the company’s active role in developing the GISTM and its alignment with best… Read More Here
DRC Reaffirms Global Cobalt Leadership and Push for Traceability at Cobalt Institute Conference 65 Uncategorized Battery Metals Cobalt Mining in DRC 

DRC Reaffirms Global Cobalt Leadership and Push for Traceability at Cobalt Institute Conference

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At the opening of the Cobalt Institute’s 8th Annual Conference in Singapore, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Minister of Mines, Kizito Pakabomba, emphasized the country’s pivotal role in the global energy transition. He noted that over 70% of the world’s cobalt originates from the DRC, underscoring its strategic importance in meeting the energy challenges of the 21st century. Addressing a gathering of industry experts, mining operators, and investors, Minister Pakabomba reaffirmed the DRC government’s commitment to promoting traceability of critical minerals. This, he said, is part of a broader effort… Read More Here
Angola’s Lobito Atlantic Railway Expands with Arrival of 275 New Container Wagons 87 Uncategorized 

Angola’s Lobito Atlantic Railway Expands with Arrival of 275 New Container Wagons

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The first batch of 275 new container wagons, purchased from South Africa’s Galison Manufacturing, has arrived in Lobito, Angola, to enhance the transport capacity of the Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR). This strategic investment is part of LAR’s broader expansion and modernization plan, aimed at boosting railway infrastructure over the next three years. Arriving earlier this week, the new wagons are equipped with a modern pneumatic braking system and a lightweight steel structure, ensuring safer and more efficient transport operations. Each wagon weighs 13.5 tons and has a load capacity of… Read More Here
CKM NEWSLETTER 28-10-2024 88 Uncategorized 

CKM NEWSLETTER 28-10-2024

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                          The DRC & ZMB’s Top Mining News Platform Mining Stories to Kick Start Your Week       The Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development, and the Zambia Chamber of Mines have expressed their support for the Geological and Minerals Development Bill 2024… The Government of Zambia, through the Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development, and the Zambia Chamber of Mines have expressed their support for the Geological and Minerals Development Bill 2024. This announcement follows a… Read More Here
Neelkanth Metals Fined 900,000 Kwacha in Zambia for Illegal Copper Scrap Operations 108 Uncategorized 

Neelkanth Metals Fined 900,000 Kwacha in Zambia for Illegal Copper Scrap Operations

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Neelkanth Metals Limited has been fined 900,000 Kwacha by the Ndola Chief Resident Magistrate across three charges related to illegal handling and acquisition of copper scrap. The fines include 300,000 Kwacha for trading in scrap metal without a license, another 300,000 for failing to maintain transaction records, and an additional 300,000 for acquiring scrap metal without a clearance certificate. If payment is not made by November 4, 2024, authorities may issue a warrant of distress, allowing asset seizure to recover the fines. Additionally, over 4,000 kilograms of confiscated copper cables… Read More Here

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