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Fortescue Acquires Alta Copper to Secure Full Ownership of Cañariaco Project in Peru 1 Mergers & Acquisitions Corporate News International 

Fortescue Acquires Alta Copper to Secure Full Ownership of Cañariaco Project in Peru

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Fortescue Completes Alta Copper Acquisition, Securing 100% of Cañariaco Copper Project Diversified mining company Fortescue has completed its acquisition of Alta Copper, securing full ownership of the Cañariaco Copper Project in northern Peru. The transaction was finalized through a Canadian plan of arrangement, under which Fortescue subsidiary Nascent Exploration acquired all issued and outstanding shares of Alta Copper that were not already owned by the group. Under the terms of the agreement, Alta Copper shareholders received C$1.40 per share in cash, representing a total equity value of approximately C$139 million.… Read More Here
Rome Resources Expands Critical Minerals Strategy with New Exploration Projects in Canada 2 Exploration Corporate News New Mining Projects 

Rome Resources Expands Critical Minerals Strategy with New Exploration Projects in Canada

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Rome Resources Signs Option to Acquire Tin and Tungsten Exploration Licences in New Brunswick London-listed Rome Resources, which holds exploration assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has signed an option agreement to acquire working interests in early-stage mineral exploration licences in New Brunswick. The licences are located near the historic Mount Pleasant Mine area and include the Three Lakes and Schoullar Mountain projects. Together, the properties cover more than 109 km² of exploration ground east of Mount Pleasant, a former tungsten, molybdenum, tin, and indium mining project in… Read More Here
Tenke Fungurume Mine Accused of Polluting Air and Harming Communities in DR C 3 Mining in DRC Cobalt Copper Corporate News Mining safety Safety & Health 

Tenke Fungurume Mine Accused of Polluting Air and Harming Communities in DR C

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“ Toxic Transition ” Report Links Cobalt Mining in DR Congo to Health Risks for Communities Cobalt and copper extracted in the Democratic Republic of Congo play a critical role in the global energy transition, particularly in the production of batteries for electric vehicles. However, a new report warns that the extraction of these strategic minerals may be causing serious health problems for communities living near major mining operations. The report, titled “Toxic Transition,” was published by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) and the Congolese civil society group PremiCongo.  It… Read More Here
Kansanshi Mine Lauded for Driving Youth Development and Sports in Zambia 4 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Corporate social responsibility 

Kansanshi Mine Lauded for Driving Youth Development and Sports in Zambia

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Zambia Recognizes Kansanshi Mine for Supporting Youth, Sports, and Arts Initiatives The Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts of Zambia has praised Kansanshi Mine PLC for its ongoing investment in youth development, sports, and the arts, describing the company’s efforts as a valuable complement to government programs aimed at empowering young people. Minister of Youth, Sport and Arts Elvis C. Nkandu highlighted the critical role of the private sector in supporting government initiatives and expanding opportunities for youth across the country. Speaking during a meeting with Kansanshi Mine management, Minister… Read More Here
DRC Boosts Oil Revenue and Fights Fraud with Innovative Fuel Traceability Program 5 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas Petroleum 

DRC Boosts Oil Revenue and Fights Fraud with Innovative Fuel Traceability Program

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Molecular Marking of Petroleum in DRC Drives Revenue Growth and Reduces Fuel Smuggling The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is taking significant steps to combat fraud in its hydrocarbon sector, addressing a long-standing problem of fuel smuggling that has resulted in major tax losses. To tackle this challenge, the government has implemented a pioneering technological reform: molecular marking of petroleum products. This initiative is designed to clean up the fuel supply chain and strengthen state revenues through advanced traceability measures. The program, led by MAMO RDC SARL in partnership with… Read More Here
Tin Market Volatility Intensifies as Global Demand for Strategic Metals Grows 6 Tin Economy Mining in DRC 

Tin Market Volatility Intensifies as Global Demand for Strategic Metals Grows

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Global Tin Prices Surge in March 2026 as Market Volatility Highlights DRC’s Strategic Role Recent analyses by experts from the National Market Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) indicate that tin prices could rise significantly on international markets during the week of March 9–14, 2026. According to the commission’s projections, the price of tin is expected to reach $54,925 per ton, compared with $47,615 per ton the previous week. This represents a projected weekly increase of $7,310, highlighting the strong volatility currently… Read More Here
Global Commodity Markets Push Up Prices of Key Congolese Minerals 7 Mining in DRC Copper Economy Gold Tin 

Global Commodity Markets Push Up Prices of Key Congolese Minerals

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DRC Mineral Prices Rise as Copper, Gold, Tin and Tantalum Surge on Global Markets Amid persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and ongoing uncertainty in global supply chains, several major mineral exports from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recorded an overall upward trend on international markets during the week of March 9–14, 2026. According to projections from the National Market Commission of the Congolese Ministry of Foreign Trade, copper prices are expected to reach $13,132 per ton during the period, compared with $12,877 per ton the previous week.… Read More Here
Illegal Mining and Child Labor Concerns Raised in Bas-Uélé Province 8 Mining in DRC Artisanal mining 

Illegal Mining and Child Labor Concerns Raised in Bas-Uélé Province

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DR Congo: Entrepreneur Obed Mutuale Warns of Illegal Mining and Child Labor Crisis in Bas-Uélé Congolese entrepreneur Obed Mutuale has raised serious concerns over the illegal exploitation of mineral resources in Bas-Uélé Province, located in the northeastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Following a visit to the province from January 18 to 25, Mutuale is urging central government authorities to take immediate action to curb unlawful mining activities in the region. He specifically highlighted the growing use of underage children at some mining sites, describing the situation… Read More Here
Zambia Pushes for Mineral Processing to Drive Industrial Growth 9 Mining in Zambia 

Zambia Pushes for Mineral Processing to Drive Industrial Growth

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Zambia Calls for Global Investment in Mineral Processing to Boost Value Addition and Industrialisation Zambia is intensifying efforts to attract international investment into mineral processing and downstream manufacturing as part of a broader strategy to transform its mining sector and strengthen economic growth. Government representatives say the country is moving beyond its traditional role as a raw mineral exporter and is prioritizing value addition within the mining industry. The strategy aims to expand domestic processing capacity, create skilled jobs and position Zambia as a competitive player in regional and global… Read More Here
Zambia and UK Sign Debt Restructuring Deal Under G20 Framework 10 Mining in Zambia Economy 

Zambia and UK Sign Debt Restructuring Deal Under G20 Framework

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Zambia and United Kingdom Amend $291 Million Debt Agreement to Support Ongoing Debt Restructuring The governments of Zambia and the United Kingdom have signed a bilateral amendment agreement on Zambia’s outstanding debt, marking further progress in the country’s ongoing debt restructuring process under the G20 Common Framework for Debt Treatment. The agreement was signed in Lusaka by Finance and National Planning Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane and the British High Commissioner to Zambia, Rebecca Terzeon. Officials from Zambia’s Ministry of Finance and representatives from UK Export Finance also attended the signing ceremony.… Read More Here

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