- Home
-
About SAIMM
- About SAIMM
- Constitution and By-laws
- SAIMM Privacy Policy
- SAIMM Office Bearers
- SAIMM Council Members
-
SAIMM Committees
- Diversity and Inclusion in the Minerals Industry (DIMI)
- Environmental, Social, Governance and Sustainability (ESG-S)
- Membership Committee
- Publications Committee
- SAIMM Scholarship Trust Fund
- South African National Council on Tunnelling (SANCOT)
- Tailings Working Group
- Technical Programme
- Young Professionals Council (YPC)
- SAIMM Past Presidents
- SAIMM Branches
- Brigadier Stokes Memorial Award
- Honorary Life Fellows
- SAIMM Contact Info
- Corporate Partnerships
- Membership
- News
- Events
- Publications
- YPC
- Other Organisations
- contact us
Videos
- Default
- Title
- Date
- Random
News
There are no articles in this category. If subcategories display on this page, they may have articles.
SAIMM on twitter
Other mining news
Mining Weekly | Africa
16 April 2024
The latest mining world news and project information from Africa. providing updates on the progress of future, new and existing projects. Developments in mining legislation, policies, investments and infrastructure will be highlighted-
Endeavour accused of misleading buyer of two African gold mines
Endeavour Mining has been accused by Lilium Mining of misrepresentation over the sale of two African gold mines, as the fallout from the tenure of ousted CEO Sebastien de Montessus continues. Lilium made the allegations after purchasing the Wahgnion and Boungou projects in Burkina Faso last June. It’s part of a counterclaim that alleges “misrepresentation and concealment of information relevant to the financial position and operating capabilities” of those mines, according to a statement from Lilium on Monday.
-
Hummingbird continues discussions with Corica, progresses with mining activities at Kouroussa
Amid ongoing discussions with mining services provider Corica, Aim-listed Hummingbird Resources says it is progressing with the restart and ramp-up of mining activities at the Kouroussa gold mine, in Guinea, with the goal of achieving commercial production as soon as possible. The company says it has continued to engage with Corica, seeking resolution to disputes between the companies that led to Corica halting work at Kouroussa last month.
-
Saldanha iron-ore terminal shut down for maintenance until Friday
State-owned Transnet Port Terminals’ (TPT’s) Saldanha Iron Ore Terminal has embarked on a five-day shutdown for the maintenance and servicing of equipment on two tipplers, starting on April 15. The tipplers, which are critical machines in the terminal’s operations, facilitate the offloading of iron-ore from train wagons onto conveyor belts before it is loaded into vessels scheduled for export.