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Investment – everyone wants it, but how do they get it?
Editor-in-Chief, Laura Cornish, breaks down the Top 4 considerations for investment in mining.
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Orica: boosting productivity and blast quality
Orica, the world’s largest manufacturer of explosives and blasting systems, has announced new features to its blast optimisation platform, BlastIQ.
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Orion Minerals provides clarity on imminent capital raising
ASX and JSE-listed Orion Minerals has confirmed its intention to undertake an A$8 million capital raising priced at $0.04 per fully paid ordinary share – which is a 30% premium to its last ASX traded price.
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How can Southern Africa diversify to ensure future growth?
Senior Deputy Editor, Chantelle Kotze, unpacks the African Development Bank's 2019 macroeconomic performance and prospects.
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LIVE: Investing in Resources and Mining in Zimbabwe
The Harare Indaba is bringing together mining and investment communities interested in Zimbabwe as a mining investment destination.
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Ivanhoe Mines committed to developing DRC’s mineral potential
Ivanhoe Mines has come out in support accelerating the development of the DRC's mineral potential.
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Refining supply chain technology for pit-to-port efficiency
Supply chain efficiency among mining suppliers can positively or negatively impact on the performance of their customers’ mine operations.
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Attracting skilled immigrants to South Africa is key to growth
The South African Minister of Finance, Tito Mboweni, has touched on the importance of attracting skilled people to South Africa in order to support growth.
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AfDB makes case for increased investment in Africa
The President of the African Development Bank, Akinwumi Adesina, says, “It is time to turn around the declining investments of the U.S. in Africa."
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Mining equipment super-centre doubles in size
"FLSmidth's specialised knowledge is embedded in this facility, making an important contribution to sustaining technical skill levels in South Africa."
