U.S. Receives First-Ever Tungsten Shipment from Rwanda as Washington Diversifies Critical Mineral Supply Chains The United States has received its first-ever shipment of tungsten concentrate from Rwanda, marking a significant milestone in Washington’s efforts to diversify supply chains for critical minerals vital to advanced technologies and clean energy production. The shipment, sourced from the Trinity Nyakabingo Mine in Rwanda, was delivered to Global Tungsten and Powders (GTP) in Towanda, Pennsylvania. The deal is part of a commercial partnership among Trinity Metals, GTP, and Traxys, finalized in August 2024. Senior officials,… Read More Here

Peru Mining Concessions Under Threat: Lawmakers Push Changes Amid Illegal Mining Surge Peru’s large-scale mining sector is increasingly concerned that lawmakers may alter the country’s rules on mineral rights, as Congress prepares to debate a proposed law that could favour small-scale operators. As the world’s third-largest copper producer and South America’s leading gold exporter, Peru grants long-term concessions allowing major miners such as BHP Group, Glencore, and Anglo American to explore extensive territories for decades before production begins. These concessions are a cornerstone of Peru’s mining industry. Changes to them… Read More Here