Base Metals
Multotec’s new spiral for retreating ultra-fines
Multotec has taken a step to help customers recover more of their ultra-fine material so that it does not go to waste in the discard.
Health and safety
Webinar RECORDING – ISO 23875 changes lives
ISO 23875 is a new standard for consistency to designing, testing, operating, and maintaining air-quality systems of operator enclosures.
Infrastructure
Webinar TODAY: Modernise your mineral processing power and analytics
Rockwell Automation's Pavilion8® Model Predictive Control increases throughput, lowers reagents consumption, improves recovery, optimises water and energy usage and improves process stability.
Base Metals
Komatsu begins 100th anniversary commemorative activities
Komatsu will continue to move forward as it creates value through manufacturing and technology innovation to empower a sustainable future.
Gold
IMF revises outlook for South Africa
The projected 3.1% growth follows a period where economic activity decreased by 7.0% in 2020 compared with 2019 due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Manganese
Keras updates ESG framework and structures in Togo
It is establishing an ESG framework and structures in Togo to support the foundation and the communities in the vicinity of the Nayéga Mine.
Event News
Mining Indaba Virtual – are you ready?
Mining Review Africa Editor-In-Chief Laura Cornish chats to Mining Indaba Head of Content Tom Quinn about Mining Indaba Virtual - what to...
Gold
South African mining production takes a pounding during COVID-19 lockdown
South Africa’s mining sector reported a staggering 47% decrease in production for the month of April. This is according to latest figures...
Features & Analysis
Nayega can increase processing capacity at no additional cost
Despite a slowdown as a result of COVID-19, AIM-listed Keras Resources is confident it can increase processing capacity at its Nayega manganese...
Manganese
South African manganese miner increases production
“Manganese ore is very demanding on vibrating screens as it has a high specific gravity and is also very abrasive,” says Kwatani CEO Kim Schoepflin.
