Africa's Mining firms are switching to Green Mining using earth-friendly product alternatives

Posted on :Wednesday , 24th March 2021

The mining industry should be leading the way in exploiting the earth's wealth in more environmentally friendly ways, given its major duty to both man and nature. It is, after all, one product, one step at a time.

In terms of global industrial growth, the mining industry is significant. Mining is important to human development because it provides mineral and other services to. . .

An introduction from the Kenya Ministry of Mines

Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd March 2021

The Ministry of Mining was founded in 2013 by President Uhuru Kenyatta to set up a new ministry mandated solely to develop the mining sector after having been given prominence by the 2030 Pillar 7 vision, which described the mining or extractive sector as a key contributor to a diversified economy with potential for jobs and wealth creation in Kenya.

Traditionally, mining was. . .

Africa and Middle East Mining sector rose by 16.7% in the second quarter of the year

Posted on :Thursday , 26th November 2020

Data and analytics company GlobalData’s deals database shows that overall deal activity in the Middle East and African metals and mining industry increased by 16.7% in the second quarter.

Twenty-eight USD 1.44 billion deals have been revealed for the region over the year, relative to the last four-quarter total of 24 deals.

Of all the forms of deals, . . .

MINEXPO ENTERS KENYA FOR THE 5TH EDITION AT KICC NAIROBI

Posted on :Tuesday , 25th June 2019

04 - 06 July 2019 | Kenyatta International Convention Centre | Nairobi | Kenya

Dated: 10th June, 2019

After consecutive successes the 5th MINEXPO AFRICA is back from the 04th – 06th July 2019 at KICC, Nairobi in Kenya. Held concurrently with the 22nd Buildexpo 2019, the event shares the stage, opening up to greater number of visitors from a wide industry base. Africa's lar. . .

Sh30.4 Billion revenue is the new benchmark of 2018 for the growth of Mining in Kenya.

Posted on :Tuesday , 28th May 2019

Kenya witnessed a remarkable growth in the mining sector last year. A total of Sh30.4 Bn is collected as revenue in 2018 for the mining sector, which represents a year on year growth of 5.9 per cent over the previous year. Although Kenya is home to minerals such as soda ash, gold, diatomite, fluorspar, titanium ore and gemstone, but Soda ash and diatomite are the main drive behind this massive . . .