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International technology firm IBM has teamed up with a number of companies, using its Maximo Worker Insights platform to help in the collection of safety data, and ensuring risk-free operations....
While a historically productive enterprise, the future of mining in India is uncertain due to weak legislation, resource overuse, and a central government that prioritises rapid developments over all else.
In this issue: The new renewables projects at mine sites, Australia’s National Resources Statement, the changing fates of Western Australia, and more.
In March, Canadian junior Rusoro Mining accepted nearly $1.3bn from the Venezuelan government as settlement for the seizure of the company’s gold projects in 2011. The saga is a stark...
In February, the Norwegian Government approved construction of a controversial copper mine in Kvalsund, Finnmark, more than 400km above the Arctic Circle, despite years of opposition from indigenous Sami herders...
With 40 million people working in the artisanal mining sector worldwide in 2017, the industry has a significant impact on global mining. These small-scale operations, which are typically undertaken outside...
Based in Duisburg, allmineral Aufbereitungstechnik celebrated its 30th anniversary last year. An industry leader in wet and dry processing technologies, allmineral CEO Marco Steinberg tells us more about allmineral’s innovative...
Ericsson and Ambra Solutions have signed a global cooperation agreement to sell and deliver mission-critical private network solutions to global mining customers, and a report from the World Bank and...
The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) is one of South Africa’s most influential mining unions, boasting a quarter of a million members and recently pushing gold miner Sibanye-Stillwater...
Transnational parent companies are increasingly being hauled to court for grievances occurring at their subsidiary’s overseas operations. Currently, several such cases have been brought infront of the UK and Canadian...
