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Mining Logistics Infrastructure: Expanding...

Mining remains one of Africa’s most critical economic sectors, supplying the world with...

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In Ghana’s already tense mining landscape, fresh turbulence has erupted as Gold Fields...

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Bolt and Engineering Distributors Group (B.E.D.) is once again set to make a strong...

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Fatalities as Precision ATR lands short and sinks in Lake Victoria

Tanzanian carrier Precision Air believes at least 19 fatalities resulted from an ATR 42-500 accident at Bukoba during which the turboprop came to rest submerged in Lake Victoria.

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Mining Logistics Infrastructure: Expanding Railways, Ports, and Processing

Mining remains one of Africa’s most critical economic sectors, supplying the world with essential minerals, precious metals, and industrial raw materials. Today, the competitiveness of African mining is increasingly shaped not only by resource endowment but by the quality...

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Gold Fields and E&P dispute heads for arbitration

In Ghana’s already tense mining landscape, fresh turbulence has erupted as Gold Fields confronts a massive $740 million lawsuit filed by Engineers & Planners Co. (E&P). The dispute follows E&P’s takeover of the Damang mine, an asset managed by Gold...