Coltan Ore International 

Aterian Launches Responsible Tantalum and Niobium Trading Operations in Rwanda

Aterian Begins Export of Responsibly Sourced Coltan from Rwanda to Global Markets London-listed Aterian has officially launched expanded trading operations in Rwanda with the first consignment of responsibly sourced tantalum/niobium concentrate (coltan) delivered to its global trading partner. The company highlighted that its partnership with a major international metals and minerals trading house provides access to a well-established global sales and marketing platform. This collaboration connects Aterian to a broad network of downstream buyers, enabling the company to scale up operations more quickly. Before commercial sales commenced, Aterian’s trading partner… Read More Here
Andrada Mining Delivers Record Tin Production in Namibia 21 International Corporate News Tin 

Andrada Mining Delivers Record Tin Production in Namibia

Andrada Mining Achieves Record Tin Output at Uis Mine, Boosted by New Jig Plant Aim- and OTCQB-listed Andrada Mining has announced record quarterly tin production at its Uis mine in Namibia during the second quarter of its 2026 financial year. Output rose 17% year-on-year to 453 t, supported by improved recoveries and operational efficiency. Further gains are expected following the commissioning of the company’s new jig plant. During the quarter, which ended August 31, contained tin increased 14% compared with the same period last year, reaching 273 t. The tin… Read More Here
Rwanda and DRC Advance Peace Deal with Mineral Supply Chain Reforms 22 Mining in DRC Regional conflict 

Rwanda and DRC Advance Peace Deal with Mineral Supply Chain Reforms

Rwanda and DRC to Finalize Mineral Supply Chain Framework to Attract Global Investment Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are preparing to finalize an economic framework that aims to reform mineral supply chains and attract international investment. The initiative, developed in partnership with third parties including the United States, follows the peace deal signed in Washington earlier this year. According to sources, the draft framework is currently under discussion with stakeholders such as private sector representatives, multilateral banks, and donor agencies. Rwanda and DRC are expected to meet… Read More Here
DRC Prime Minister Presents 2026 Finance Bill of $20.3 Billion to Parliament 23 Mining in DRC Economy 

DRC Prime Minister Presents 2026 Finance Bill of $20.3 Billion to Parliament

DRC 2026 Finance Bill: Prime Minister Suminwa Submits $20.3 Billion Budget with 16% Increase The September parliamentary session opened with a major institutional event at the People’s Palace. On Monday, September 15, 2025, Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka submitted the 2026 Finance Bill, estimated at 59,020.5 billion Congolese Francs (CDF), or USD 20.3 billion, alongside the Bill on the rendering of accounts for the 2024 fiscal year. The Prime Minister was accompanied by the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the Budget, the Minister of Finance, and the Minister of… Read More Here
Kasai Province and CAMI Unite to Boost Mining Tax Revenues in DRC 24 Mining in DRC 

Kasai Province and CAMI Unite to Boost Mining Tax Revenues in DRC

Kasai and CAMI Sign Agreement to Regulate Mining Taxes and Strengthen Provincial Revenues The Mining Registry (CAMI) and the Kasai provincial government took a major step on Friday, September 12, 2025, by signing a memorandum of understanding to regulate surface taxes on mining concessions. The goal is clear: to maximize tax revenues from the mining sector for the direct benefit of the province. This agreement is part of a broader effort to reinforce the institutional capacity of provinces in managing mining activities. According to CAMI Director General Popol Mabolia Yenga,… Read More Here
FQM BACKS ZAMBIA’S ENERGY AGENDA TO POWER 3 MILLION TONNES OF COPPER PRODUCTION  25 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Energy 

FQM BACKS ZAMBIA’S ENERGY AGENDA TO POWER 3 MILLION TONNES OF COPPER PRODUCTION 

First Quantum Minerals (FQM) is investing in Zambia’s energy infrastructure to help the nation achieve its ambitious target of 3 million tonnes of annual copper production. The company emphasised that expanding generation capacity and modernising transmission systems are essential not only for mining growth but also for powering Zambia’s broader economic development and supplying critical minerals for the global energy transition. Speaking at the 2025 Energy Forum for Africa, FQM’s Infrastructure Lead for Zambia, Jed Goldstein, highlighted the company’s dual approach: securing reliable energy for its operations while driving strategic… Read More Here
Workers Urge DRC Govt to Finalize CHEMAF Sale to Protect Jobs 48 Mining in DRC Corporate News 

Workers Urge DRC Govt to Finalize CHEMAF Sale to Protect Jobs

DRC Mining: CHEMAF Workers Call on Government to Accelerate Sale and Safeguard Jobs CHEMAF SA, a private mining company active in the copper and cobalt sector in Haut-Katanga and Lualaba, is facing a deep crisis marked by declining production, aging equipment, and stalled investment. Workers are now appealing directly to President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi to accelerate the company’s sale and ensure the protection of jobs and social rights. In a statement, employees demanded that the government guarantee in writing: The safeguarding of jobs and social benefits The establishment of permanent… Read More Here
DRC Govt Adopts 2026 Draft Finance Law with $20.3 Billion Budget 49 Mining in DRC Economy 

DRC Govt Adopts 2026 Draft Finance Law with $20.3 Billion Budget

DRC Adopts 2026 Draft Finance Law: $20.3 Billion Balanced Budget Targets Growth and Reforms The Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has approved the 2026 draft finance law, projecting a balanced budget of 59,020.5 billion Congolese francs (approximately $20.3 billion USD). The adoption took place on Friday, September 12, 2025, during the 58th meeting of the Council of Ministers. The draft bill was presented by Adolphe Muzito, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Budget, who emphasized that the 2026 budget reflects the government’s goal of consolidating macroeconomic… Read More Here
DRC Confirms Congo Fair Mining as Sole Owner of Rubaya Mine 50 Mining in DRC 

DRC Confirms Congo Fair Mining as Sole Owner of Rubaya Mine

DRC Confirms Congo Fair Mining’s Exclusive Ownership of Rubaya Tantalum Mine, Ending Years of Title Disputes The Council of State of the Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed that Congo Fair Mining (CFM) is the sole legal owner of the Rubaya concession (PE 76), spanning 360 square meters, according to a press release issued by the company on Saturday, September 13, 2025. The statement explains that: “On April 30, 2025, the Council of State annulled PE 4731, which had been illegally awarded to SMB, and reaffirmed the indivisibility of PE… Read More Here

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