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DRC stares at $3.7b loss in skewed mining deals

The East African Monday May 24 2021 A worker drives a fork-lift past a machine pouring a mixture of copper and cobalt in a bag at the STL (Société pour le traitement du terril de Lubumbashi) processing plant in Lubumbashi. PHOTO | AFP Summary Kinshasa has already lost out on nearly $2 billion in revenue by selling mining and oil assets to an Israeli billionaire, according to a coalition of Congolese and international organisations. Advertisement Democratic Republic of Congo leader Félix Tshi...
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Supporting Governments and Civil Society: Legal Frameworks Governing Extractive Industries | Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment

Supporting Governments and Civil Society: Legal Frameworks Governing Extractive Industries CCSI is working with a number of governments and civil society organizations to provide advice on various issues relating to the regulatory regime for their extractive industries sector. Australia: Supporting the evaluation of the EITI pilot The University of Queensland (UQ) sub-contracted CCSI to support the evaluation of the Australian EITI pilot that UQ is undertaking. CCSI brought its international ex...
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Today's Market View - AfriTin; Arc Minerals; Kodal Minerals; Mkango Resources and more...

Aluminium US$ 2,437/t vs US$2,430/t last week Nickel US$ 17,945/t vs US$17,525/t last week Zinc US$ 2,981/t vs US$2,906/t last week Lead US$ 2,166/t vs US$2,127/t last week Tin US$ 29,060/t vs US$28,735/t last week             Oil US$68.3/bbl vs US$68.4/bbl last week Investment in new oil and gas projects last year fell to the lowest in 15 years at US$350bn. As the world continues its battle against Covid-19 and as the energy industry increasingly looks towards diversification outsid...
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Coastal News Today | World - Assessing the Impacts of Nodule Mining on the Deep-sea Environment

‍MiningImpact fully adheres to good scientific practice and all data will be made publicly available. The findings of this integrated impact analysis will be translated into recommendations for improved environmental standards and guidelines of the Mining Code currently being drafted by the International Seabed Authority (ISA). The study sites of MiningImpact in the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone (CCZ) are located in water depths of more than 4,000 metres and more than 1,500 kilometres off ...
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Assessing the Impacts of Nodule Mining on the Deep-Sea Environment

April 20, 2021 Scientists of the JPI Oceans project ‘MiningImpact’ are embarking on a six-week expedition to the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone in the Pacific. Their goal is to carry out independent scientific monitoring of the test of a pre-prototype nodule collector machine that will be conducted in parallel from a second vessel by the Belgian company Global Sea Mineral Resources. MiningImpact fully adheres to good scientific practice and all data will be made publicly available. The f...
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Surface rights: Cameroon claims XAF184 mln from 16 mining companies

(Business in Cameroon) - On February 24, 2021, Minister of Mines Gabriel Dodo Ndoké (photo) published a note inviting 16 mining companies to pay a cumulative amount of XAF184.02 million in unpaid surface rights to the public treasury. Specifically, Southland Mining Cameroon should pay XAF15.6 million, Sycma Sar XAF9 million, Cameroon Minerals & Resources Sarl XAF16.84 million, Naina Cameroun Sarl XAF8. 56 million, BC Corporation Sarl XAF25.66 million and Société camerounaise dexploitat...
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Greater push for extractives to lift veil of secrecy as corruption bites

The East African Friday January 29 2021 Heavy equipment at an open cast mine at Industries Chimiques du Senegal rock phosphate mine in Taiba, Senegal, part of the largest producer of phosphate fertiliser products in sub-Saharan Africa. PHOTO | AFP Summary On Global Anti-Corruption Day, on December 9, 2020, the UN General As-sembly voted 2021 as an important year for fighting corruption in general. Advertisement This, 2021, is the year of transparency in the extractive sectors, according to the ...
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