SINOMINE’S SOUTHERN AFRICA FORAY: A New Era for Critical Minerals Supply

Sinomine Resource Group, a Chinese state-owned mining conglomerate, is aggressively expanding its presence in Southern Africa through strategic investments in critical minerals, including copper, lithium, and platinum. In a significant move, Sinomine committed $500 million to develop a lithium refinery in Zimbabwe over the next three to five years. Building on this momentum, the company…

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BHP Throws Weight Behind Cobre’s Kalahari Copper Quest

Australia’s copper explorer Cobre Ltd has secured significant backing and endorsement from global mining giant BHP for its copper and silver potential in Botswana’s Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB). The two companies have executed a letter of intent (LoI) to form a joint venture (JV) focused on exploring copper and silver resources, specifically at Cobre’s Kitlanya West and East projects. The JV follows Cobre’s…

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Fitch downgrade on Dangote: Alarm bells for Africa’s Industrial Quests

There is no question that the establishment of the Dangote Refinery, a $19 billion project, represents a significant stride towards Africa’s self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products and its ability to export to other African nations. This transformative initiative has the potential to reduce the continent’s reliance on imports, create jobs, and drive industrialization, ultimately contributing…

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