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A possible new gold discovery stretching six kilometres has emerged in Namibia, with a Canadian-listed miner preparing its first major drilling campaign after fresh exploration results strengthened evidence of a substantial mineralised system beneath the surface. Namibia’s Ongwe Minerals has identified a six-kilometre gold anomaly at its Nguni prospect. The company plans a 5,000-metre drilling…
A Senegalese court has sentenced three TikTok influencers to prison for insulting President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, putting the country’s increasingly influential online political space under scrutiny at a time of heightened tensions within its ruling establishment. Senegal has jailed three TikTok influencers for insulting President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. The case comes as Faye’s relationship with…
Italy and France have officially joined a growing list of international backers for Africa’s sustainable development by pledging a combined $50 million in new funding. Italy and France pledged a combined $50 million to support Africa’s sustainable development initiatives. The funding will go to the Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa’s Project Development Fund, managed…
In a major addition to Nigeria’s maritime industry, the world’s largest shipping line, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), has officially launched a new weekly service to Lekki Port. Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has launched a weekly shipping service to Nigeria’s Lekki Port. The service uses a feeder system, routing cargo through Lomé, Togo before reaching Nigerian…
A long-running dispute over one of Abuja’s biggest real estate developments has moved beyond Nigeria’s borders, with Ghanaian businessman Sir Sam Jonah’s company taking the Nigerian government to international arbitration in Paris. A major dispute over the River Park Estate development in Abuja has led to international arbitration in Paris. The project, planned to include…
Chinese-owned mining companies in the Democratic Republic of Congo have rejected claims that their cobalt contains excessive uranium after Kinshasa banned exports of copper and cobalt concentrates to promote local processing. Chinese mining companies in the DRC rejected allegations that their cobalt products contain excessive uranium, calling these claims unfounded. The companies’ response follows a…
The global aviation industry is on the verge of a significant change as a $3 billion investment prepares to turn a native Brazilian fruit into high-performance jet fuel. A $3 billion investment is set to turn Brazil’s macauba palm into a plant-based jet fuel, aiming to revolutionize global aviation fuel. Macauba outperforms traditional crops like…
Malawi is attracting fresh international investment in its critical minerals sector after Australian-listed AuKing Mining agreed to acquire the Machinga Heavy Rare Earth Elements (HREE) Project, underscoring the country’s growing role in the global scramble for minerals essential to electric vehicles, renewable energy and advanced defence technologies. Australian miner AuKing has agreed to acquire the…
As Zambia heads to the polls next week, the country’s mining industry is focused on more than who wins the presidency. Zambia’s miners are looking beyond next week’s elections to policies that can accelerate copper production. The country aims to nearly triple annual output to 3 million tonnes by the next decade. Mining firms are…
