2019 – Issue 11

Diamonds, the latest in Screening and Sorting technologies and London-listed miners making waves in Africa. Read these features and much more in the November 2019 edition of Mining Review Africa.

When the Kenyan government terminated AIM-listed Red Rock Resources’ mining licences for its Kenya-based Migori gold project in 2015, it would have been easy to just throw in the towel and move on to...

BT INDUSTRIAL – a new-generation business driven by innovation, international standards, and service excellence is transforming the industrial landscape.

The need to optimise production has become a high priority for the mining industry – particularly in areas where grades are declining as ore bodies mature.

Vibrating screen and feeder OEM Kwatani is challenging the conventional norm in specifying large vibrating screens and feeders.

Asset managers have become the lightning rod for shifting populist views in Western countries where the investment is determined by various aspects.

MMETC is establishing a solid footprint in West Africa. The region is rich inseveral minerals; including gold, uranium, iron ore, zinc and also diamonds.

Pilot Crushtec says the Metso Lokotrack ST2.8 mobile scalping screen has been a product to be reckoned with since its launch.

It is a combination of historical knowledge and innovative exploration technology that Botswana Diamonds believes will lead it to its next big discovery.

Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Johannesburg, Rocketmine was one of the first companies in South Africa to be granted a commercial drone licence.

The closure of De Beers’ Voorspoed mine has seen it invest its time and energy into transitioning Venetia mine from open cast mine to underground.