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Contamination: Oil’s Dirty Little Secret
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VIS expands autonomous capabilities
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Next-generation breaker goes beyond protection
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Restoring critical crushing assets reduces cost and improves uptime
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Precision tube and finning solutions for industry
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Pump technologies advance to meet increasing demands of complex mining operations
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Booyco Electronics drives smarter, safer mining across Africa
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Etango Secures Green Light for US$353m Uranium Development
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Dual Valves: Global Slurry Solutions Anchored by Local Expertise
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Tumas Project Advances with Local Contract Awards
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An Australian company with a stake in one of Botswana’s best copper discoveries this year says it wants to get to a final decision to start a prefeasibility study before the end of the year. The company’s representative also told delegates at an Australian mining conference that the Botswana government …
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Dual listed Tawana Resources has moved to acquire a second lithium project, with the company entering into an agreement to acquire the mining rights to the Uis pegmatite tailing stockpile in Namibia. The Uis project consists of some 20-million tonnes of stockpile derived from one of the largest pegmatite tin …
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ASX-listed Marenica Energy and fellow-listed Deep Yellow have inked a technology licence agreement that will see Marenica provide its U-pgrade technology to develop the Tumas uranium project, in Namibia. Marenica’s U-pgrade technology could potentially deliver significant project and operating cost savings at Tumas, and the two parties have agreed to …
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