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12 December 2017
Sluggish Chinese demand to affect South African iron ore exports
The majority of South Africa’s iron ore demand originates from Asian countries, where it is predominantly consumed for making the steel used in construction and infrastructure development.
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12 December 2017
Electric vehicle revolution to drive copper demand
The global auto industry is shifting with the electric vehicle (EV) revolution as the market is rapidly changing supported by technology improvements, increased affordability and government incentives. The evolving market...
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20 June 2017
Kazakhstan mining industry attracting investment, despite risks
The slow recovery of the global mining industry is motivating companies to look for better opportunities and to take new risks.
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3 February 2017
Chatree gold mine closure could have significant impact on Thai economy
The Chatree gold mine has been in the limelight for alleged contamination of nearby communities and environment.
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4 January 2017
Despite the downturn, Western Australia is top destination for mining investment in Australia
Mining has been played a crucial in the economy of Western Australia, supported by the abundant mineral resources, substantial investment and rise in commodity prices.
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11 October 2016
Deloitte discusses its ‘Innovation in mining Australia 2016’ report
A new Deloitte report on mining in Australia concludes that while the industry recognises the need for wholesale innovation, many companies are failing to implement it effectively. Julian Turner talks...
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15 August 2016
Is a zero fatality mining industry in the US possible?
In 2015 the US mining industry recorded its safest year on record but it is yet to achieve a year with zero fatalities. Joseph A. Main, assistant secretary of labour...
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31 July 2016
How the Goldcorp Hack can teach us to protect the data goldmine
In April Goldcorp suffered a major data breach. Hackers leaked a raft of sensitive internal documents and promised to reveal even more, including examples of “corporate racism, sexism and greed.”...
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7 July 2016
Greenland rare earths: what’s the hold up?
Companies have been exploring Greenland for rare earth minerals for several years, and thanks to new legislation on uranium mining, they will soon be able to begin operations. Despite relying...
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