The Acting Director of the Institute of Minerals Resource Investment and Governance (IMRIG) at the University of Mines and Technology...
Why exploration is the missing link
South Africa’s mining sector remains one of the most resource-endowed in the world, yet its performance tells a very different...
Belgium to return colonial-era geological records to boost DR Congo’s mining sector
Belgium has agreed to return and digitise thousands of colonial-era geological records from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in...
Congo cobalt exporters fear losing quotas due to administrative glitch
Major cobalt producers in the Democratic Republic of Congo risk losing some of their first-half export quotas due to an...
Ghana Chamber of Mines, Zijin donate sanitary towels to 1,036 schoolgirls in New Abirem
The Ghana Chamber of Mines, in partnership with Zijin Golden Ridge Limited, has donated an eight-month supply of sanitary towels...
Africa sees 122% rise in human rights allegations linked to critical mineral mining
Africa recorded the sharpest increase in reported human rights abuse allegations linked to transition mineral mining in 2025, according to...
Gold Fields engages Tarkwa communities on development priorities
Gold Fields Ghana has engaged key stakeholders from its host communities through its second-quarter Tarkwa Mine Community Consultative Committee (TMCCC)...
Gold Fields partners UMaT, EPA and AngloGold Ashanti to champion climate action
Gold Fields Ghana, in collaboration with the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine and the Environmental...
UMaT to launch IMRIG on 8 July to promote evidence-based mineral governance
The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), Tarkwa, is set to officially launch the Institute of Mineral Resource Investment and...
Gold may rebound above US$4,500 if global risks escalate – World Gold Council
Gold prices are expected to remain broadly stable in the second half of 2026 despite a highly volatile first half...