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An increasing number of ASX-listed mining companies are falling victim to African sovereign risk.

Equatorial Resources (ASX:EQX) shares are soaring on Friday after it entered an agreement to acquire the Nimba Alliance iron ore project in Guinea, West Africa, in an all-scrip deal.

An investigation into a collapsed Australian potash trailblazer has alleged that investors were misled prior to a fundraising and the company traded insolvent

With the ICSID tribunals now constituted, Equatorial Resources and Midus Holdings proceedings against the Congolese state will soon begin. Two other proceedings have been initiated before the ICC. - 5/4/2022

Lack of transport capacity has been holding back Cameroon's mining sector, but long-delayed rail developments now in progress promise to speed up development.

Lack of transport capacity has been holding back Cameroon's mining sector, but long-delayed rail developments now in progress promise to speed up development.

By NJ Ayuk, Chairman of the African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org/) Oil and gas in Africa especially the central African region is just starting to hit its stride, OPEC Secretary General H.E. Mohammed Barkindo, told a meeting of major oil companies a few months ago, and the future is especially bright in sub-Saharan Africa. “With a […]

It’s a delicate practice, fund managers holding PA investments in stocks their funds are also invested in.

An Australian mining company filed an arbitration charge against the Republic of the Congo on Thursday, accusing the central African country of taking over two iron ore mining projects and giving them to a "Chinese-linked" company.

Battle weary investors in the potash aspirant are being asked to stump up more money in the hope production can start before debt repayments are due.