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  • Uranium Production in Namibia to Triple in 2017

    Posted on :Wednesday , 30th March 2016

    NAMIBIA'S uranium production is expected to be three times the volume produced in 2015, according to statistics issued by finance minister Calle Schlettwein in parliament recently.

     
    "We are of the opinion that, in spite of weak commodity prices and relatively slow growth in external demand, the coming into operation of large-scale mining projects will support de. . .

  • Zimbabwe: Mining Co. Set to Increase Gold Production

    Posted on :Wednesday , 30th March 2016

    Redwing mine, a subsidiary of South Africa-based Metallon Gold is set to increase gold production after resuming operations following a de-flooding exercise, management has revealed.

     
    Redwing mine stopped operations in 2008 after Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) cut power supplies over payment issues. The move contributed to massive flooding of shafts as . . .

  • Zimbabwe: Increased Gold Production Expected From Small-Scale Miners in 2016

    Posted on :Saturday , 26th March 2016

    Gold production for 2016 is forecast at 24 tonnes buoyed mainly expected increase from small scale miners. Small scale miners last year produced seven tonnes while big players produced 14 tonnes. The expected increase in production for small scale miners will be driven by $5 million worth of mining equipment expected from China by the end of May this year."Last year we went out on a mobili. . .

  • Zimbabwe: Mining Company's Gold Production On The Up

    Posted on :Wednesday , 23rd March 2016

    Caledonia Mining Corporation's annual gold production rose in 2015 despite work on a major upgrade at its 49 percent owned Zimbabwe mining unit, Blanket mine. Production at Blanket Mine for the year was 42 800 ounces against 41 800 ounces and all largely due to higher output in the fourth quarter of 11 510 ounces.Grades during the period were lower on average and this pushed up costs while reve. . .

  • Nigeria Targets Solid Minerals to Account for 10 Percent GDP

    Posted on :Friday , 18th March 2016

    The Federal Government says its target is for the solid minerals sector to account for 10 per cent of the gross domestic product, GDP, in the nearest future.

     
    The minister of Solid Minerals Development, Kayode Fayemi, said this aspiration informed the present administration's efforts to reposition the solid minerals sector to diversify the country's economy and creat. . .

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