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Twin Hill takes over from Otjikoto mine
Scheduled to produce more than 162,000 ounces of gold a year and create more than 1,000 direct jobs,…
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Water is Life
Why Water Quality Matters: Water sustains every form of life on our planet – from the smallest…
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Protected: Harnessing Strategic Partnerships to Shape Nuclear Future
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De Beers showcases automated diamond screening instrument
Global diamond giant, De Beers Group’s Science & Technology division has revealed SynthDetect 2,…
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New CAT® D11 XE electric drive dozer delivers more productivity
Mining operations depend on dozers that move more material efficiently while helping control fuel co…
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CNOL strategic financing now unconditional
A$124M underwritten placement to fully fund Etango Bannerman Energy has launched a fully underwritt…
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Electra Mining Africa appoints new CEO after twenty years
After 20 years of dedicated leadership from Thomas Holtz, Multotec announces the appointment of Joha…
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Metso launches Sampo Cell
Metso is introducing the Sampo™ Cell, a breakthrough innovation in coarse particle flotation that en…
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SKF SA extends remanufacturing expertise into bearing
Through SKF Remanufacturing’s expertise in clearance modification, a longstanding customer was able …
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Metso’s new digital solutions to optimise production
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Microdieseling: The Explosions You Never Hear
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Australian Uranium Developers Advance Namibia’s Next Projects
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How Modern Agtech Principles are Sowing Sustainability into Earth’s Deepest Digs
As global pressure mounts on modern producers to slash emissions and conserve vital water resources …
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Italy Eyes South Africa as Gateway for Mining Technology Expansion
By: Ulla Setswalo South Africa’s mining modernisation and infrastructure needs are opening a new com…
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Facing the challenges of Mine Dewatering
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The lube kitchen series part 9: metal deactivators – oiling the wheels of corrosion control
Metal deactivators play a key role in the fight against corrosion. This is the next focus in the ongoing discussion about lubricant additives, with condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck. What are metal deactivators? Organic complexes containing nitrogen or sulphur, amines, sulphides and phosphites What do they do? Reduce …
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German power utility RWE has withdrawn from the $10-billion Hyphen green ammonia project in Namibia, delivering a blow to the southern African nation’s aspirations of becoming a major global hydrogen hub. The decision, confirmed by RWE on Monday, reflects a broader trend of companies reassessing investments in the nascent green …
Read More »Namibia Isn’t Racing to Buy a Diamond Company Nobody Else Wants
As Anglo offloads De Beers, African governments face an uncomfortable question: Is owning a piece of a declining industry actually a prize? When your deputy prime minister opens negotiations by saying “to be honest, the diamond industry is going down,” you’re probably not dealing from a position of desperate enthusiasm. …
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