Resources multinational stops work due to ‘cracked’ wall
A damaged barrier prompted a major mineral operation to suspend production. Work could be delayed for up to six weeks until structural issues are resolved...
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TOMRA’s XRT technology powered up by TOMRA Insight delivers big results at Mothae Diamonds in Lesotho
The Mothae mine, located in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho is known to produce large, high-value diamonds which command the second highest dollar per carat...
Employers approve ‘safe’ driverless heavy vehicle rollout
A multinational mineral producer and technology company have reached a new autonomous truck agreement. Epiroc recently secured a new memorandum of understanding to develop, test,...
WEIR MINERALS AFRICA REINTRODUCES WHEELED PLANT CONCEPT
With the newly introduced Weir Modular Wheeled Plant (WMWP) concept from Weir Minerals Africa, crushing contractors in Africa can now move and transport their crushing...
FIBRE-REINFORCED SHOTCRETE GAINS TRACTION IN MINING
In recent years, the mining industry in South Africa has become a major user of fibre-reinforced shotcrete for underground support. In line with this trend,...
THE CRITICAL ROLE OF MAINTENANCE IN TIMES OF FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS
In the face of declining commodity prices, the mining industry has increasingly prioritised cost saving measures, often leading to the suspension of capital expenditure (CAPEX)....
Anglo-American Rejects BHP’s $39 Billion Takeover Bid to Form Mining Juggernaut
Mining powerhouse Anglo-American has firmly rejected a staggering $39 billion takeover bid from rival BHP Group, citing concerns that the offer grossly undervalues the company...
Saudi Arabia offers $182M package, other incentives for mining investors
Saudi Arabia has launched an incentive package worth 685 million Saudi riyals ($182 million) for mining investors in the kingdom, along with several other incentives,...
Mining giant achieves fifth fatality free year
A major mineral company managed to increase production without killing any workers. Rio Tinto confirmed its Pilbara operations lifted iron ore production 2 per cent...
Underground collapse kills 22 workers
Wet weather and substandard construction claimed the lives of more than a dozen subterranean employees. Authorities recently investigated what caused an underground mine to collapse...