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Mining Logistics Infrastructure: Expanding...

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

Gold Fields and E&P...

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

Bolt and Engineering Distributors...

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

Reliable Logistics Partnerships Anchor...

South Africa’s mining sector, contributing 6–7% to GDP and over half of merchandise...
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RESPONSIBLE RECRUITMENT

diginex, the disruptive impact technology company, has partnered with AIM-Progress and its members to utilise diginexLUMEN – a SaaS platform designed to drive a new level of transparency, trust and accountability across global supply chains.


The tool was based on lessons from an initial partnership with The Coca-Cola Company focused on responsible recruitment in Middle East countries. It was then scaled through financial support provided by The Coca-Cola Company and Reckitt, who sought to gain a greater level of transparency into the practices of recruitment agencies and labor providers.The partnership recognizes that supply chains are complex eco-systems. No single actor can eliminate risk without the support and accountability of its partners. Information is displayed on customized dashboards that helps companies pinpoint risk factors in the supply chain and where to focus mitigating efforts.

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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...

QR Cargo boosts capacity on Americas-ME routes

Qatar Airways Cargo has increased cargo capacity on key Americas routes including Dallas, Houston, New York, São Paulo and Caracas via Bogotá, adding higher weekly volumes across its network for the month of May. This expanded capacity will improve...

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...