In this Mining Indaba interview, Connel Rogers, Senior Content Manager at Mining Indaba, sits down with Ingo Hofmaier, CFO of Lifezone Metals, to explore the story behind Kabanga, Lifezone Metals’ flagship nickel project in Tanzania, and the partnerships that have been key to its success.
Exxaro has reported a resilient H2 performance, with CEO Ben Magara pointing to operational discipline, cash generation and a diversified portfolio as key strengths in navigating a volatile economic environment.
Sibanye-Stillwater says the legacy of Marikana must be measured through trust, dignity and shared economic opportunity.
Thungela sold 7.4 Mt into the export market during H1,26, including 600,000 t of third-party coal. Export sales exceeded production, with the company able to leverage additional rail allocation opportunities alongside an improvement in Transnet Freight Rail's performance.
Backing from the IDC, African Rainbow Capital and engagement with Botswana's Minerals Development Company are helping Giyani Metals advance its K.Hill project as it pursues offtake agreements, project financing and a targeted 2027 construction start.
Xplor is structured to support companies through a mix of in-person engagement, technical delivery, and ongoing coaching.
This report highlights artificial intelligence (AI) and big data innovations and their applications for Africa’s mining sector.
The project, to be developed in Morocco's Rabat-Salé-Kénitra Free Trade Zone, will produce battery cathodes, cells and battery packs within a single integrated manufacturing facility.
In this third edition of our study, we explore how mining companies and their CEOs are embracing AI not just to improve productivity, but to reimagine what mining can be.
Kumba Iron Ore maintains production guidance, advances UHDMS project and renewable energy partnerships.
The board of African Rainbow Minerals has approved flagship platinum expansion and restart of South Africa's only primary nickel mine.
Zimbabwe has taken another step towards strengthening its critical minerals export infrastructure after the country's state-owned rail operator successfully moved its first shipment of lithium concentrate by rail to the Port of Maputo.
R6.3 billion investment unlocks extension, showcases South African engineering innovation and reinforces long-term confidence in the country's platinum sector.
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Two-year production suspension marks one of the industry's most significant supply decisions in years.
Infrastructure can transform lives far beyond a mine site.
