Friday , June 12 2026

Press Release

Akobo Minerals resume activities after fuel disruptions

Scandinavian-based gold producer operating in Ethiopia, Akobo Minerals says following the fuel supply disruptions that temporarily impacted operations during April, key activities progressively resumed during May as diesel availability improved. According to the company’s operational update, the development enabled a phased restart of mining, processing and development activities. The company …

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Africa’s power shift gains momentum as renewables outpaces non-renewable energy investment by 8:1.

Africa’s energy landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation. In 2025, Standard Bank’s financing for renewable energy power generation outpaced that for non-renewable power generation by a ratio of 8:1, signalling a shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy systems across the continent. With nearly 600 million people across Africa still …

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Policy Shifts in Indonesia Drive Chinese Nickel Capital into Africa

Chinese companies that reshaped Indonesia into the world’s dominant nickel hub are increasingly turning their attention to Africa, as policy tightening in Jakarta begins to unsettle the investment model that underpinned the sector’s rapid expansion. The shift reflects growing uncertainty around Indonesia’s regulatory direction, where tighter ore export controls, revised …

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South Africa and Kenya push to turn African integration into industrial growth

While presidents Cyril Ramaphosa and William Ruto spoke of industrialisation, investment and African integration, business leaders at the South Africa-Kenya Business Forum repeatedly returned to a simpler complaint: Africa’s trade agreements are moving faster on paper than they are at border posts, customs offices and regulatory agencies. Held at Gallagher …

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South Sudan Welcomes Mining Investment on Its Own Terms

The government of South Sudan has made its position on foreign mining investment explicit: investors are welcome and compliance with national law is non-negotiable. Minister of Mining Losuba Ludoru Wongo delivered that message directly to representatives of Sudan-based Bianchi Gold Trading Company following a meeting in Juba that covered geological …

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Part 1 – Oils don’t die, they degrade

When Good Oils Go Bad There are certain things in life that improve with age. Wine and whisky develop deeper, more complex flavours. Bonsai trees mature into highly valued works of art and even acoustic guitars and violins are said to improve in tone as the wood ages and the …

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EACOP, TotalEnergies host energy sector youth

East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and TotalEnergies recently hosted the 4th Students’ Conference on Youth in the Energy Sector. The fourth edition of the Conference was held in Arusha, bringing together over 200 students, industry leaders, and key stakeholders under the theme: ‘From Resource to Prosperity: How Tanzania Turns Energy …

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TOMRA helps expand capacity at PLS’ Pilgangoora P1000

Large-scale hard rock lithium operations are facing increasing pressure to balance throughput, operational stability and resource efficiency as projects continue to expand and ore bodies become more complex. At PLS’ Pilgangoora Operation in Western Australia, the P1000 expansion marks an important step in this evolution. Expanding on the earlier P680 …

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Gold Slides as Iran Strikes Rattle Markets

Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran pushed gold to a two month low, as renewed inflation concerns strengthened the dollar and lifted oil prices, while markets awaited key U.S. inflation data for further direction. Spot gold declined 1.5% to $4,389.99 per ounce as of 0902 GMT, after earlier …

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Jinchuan Uncovers $145 Million Ruashi Mine Fraud in Congo

Jinchuan Group International Resources Co. has uncovered an alleged $145 million fraud scheme at its copper and cobalt operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, revealing years of fabricated invoices, questionable procurement, and suspicious cash payments. The Hong Kong-listed miner said an independent investigation into its Ruashi Mine operations found …

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