Will a new president herald a golden era for South African mining?
The election of Cyril Ramaphosa as South Africa’s new president has brought hope...
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MINE Magazine: Issue 67
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Changing tactics to capitalise on the mining commodities boom
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Mining Ukraine: as strikes hit hard what lies ahead for a mega-coal miner?
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How drones are changing the art of mineral surveying
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The urban mine: tapping resources in the world’s waste
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Overhauling the DRC’s mining code
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Will a new president herald a golden era for South African mining?
The election of Cyril Ramaphosa as South Africa’s new president has brought hope that the current impasse over the Mining Charter will soon be resolved. So what are the prospects for South Africa’s mining industry under this business-savvy leadership?
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MINE Magazine: Issue 67
In this issue: Underwater waste forms new deposits, tech dumps of secondary materials, evolution of mining machines, Canada’s sustainability, overhauling the DRC’s mining code, and more
M2 Cobalt discovers nickel-cobalt-copper anomaly in Uganda
Canadian firm M2 Cobalt has discovered a nickel-cobalt-copper anomaly at the Bombo exploration target within its Bujagali Licences in south-central Uganda.
Changing tactics to capitalise on the mining commodities boom
The mining cycle has reached a sweet spot with booming commodity prices, lower costs and strong global growth fuelling healthy bottom lines. Yet cautious firms, burned by high spending levels ahead of the 2015/ 2016 downturn are determined not to repeat old mistakes. Heidi Vella finds out how miners are doing things differently this time around.
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