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The DRC & ZMB’s Top Mining News Platform
Top Mining stories this week
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Zambia Nears Completion of First Major Mineral Survey Since 1972…
Zambia’s nationwide high-resolution geophysical survey has reached 93.6% completion, with government targeting December 2026. The exercise is the country’s first major mineral mapping programme since 1972, generating modern geological data expected to improve exploration targeting, identify underexplored areas, strengthen investment decisions and broaden future exploration… Read full article
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DRC Copper Exports Reach 1.72 Million Tonnes in First Half of 2026 as Output Growth Continues…
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DRC exported 1.724 million tonnes of copper during the first half of 2026, reflecting continued production growth from major operations. The expansion reinforces the country’s position among leading copper producers, while increasing pressure on transport, energy and processing infrastructure as Kinshasa seeks greater domestic value… Read full article
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China NERIN to Build US$498M Copper Recovery Plant for KCM in Zambia…
Konkola Copper Mines signed a US$498 million contract with China NERIN to build a Tailings Leach Plant in Chingola capable of recovering about 70,000 tonnes of copper annually. The project supports KCM’s expansion programme, resource recovery goals, employment opportunities and Zambia’s ambition to increase production… Read full article
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DRC cobalt exports reach 41,140 tonnes in first half of 2026…
DRC exported 41,140 tonnes of cobalt during the first half of 2026, equivalent to about 92.8% of full-year 2025 exports. Shipments recovered strongly after the export suspension, with June recording more than 11,000 tonnes. The quota regime remains a key factor shaping second-half export volumes… Read full article
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KCM restarts smelter after 106-day shutdown following US$40 million rehabilitation…
Konkola Copper Mines restarted its smelter after a 106-day shutdown and US$40 million rehabilitation programme, casting its first copper anode. The refurbishment was extended beyond the planned 60 days to improve reliability and efficiency, while KCM targets sustained operations and growth toward higher copper production… Read full article
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