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Biden Admin Weighs Easing Sanctions On Mining Mogul Accused Of Corruption To Advance EV Agenda: REPORT - Vimarsana News

Biden Admin Weighs Easing Sanctions On Mining Mogul Accused Of Corruption To Advance EV Agenda: REPORT

The Biden administration is considering easing sanctions on an Israeli mining mogul who has been accused of cheating the impoverished population of an African ...

Barrick settles lawsuit with Tanzanian villagers who alleged security abuses - Vimarsana News

Barrick settles lawsuit with Tanzanian villagers who alleged security abuses

Barrick Gold says two of its subsidiaries have settled a British court case with 10 Tanzanian villagers

Global cobalt rush drives toxic toll near DRC mines - Vimarsana News

Global cobalt rush drives toxic toll near DRC mines

The global race to secure minerals critical to the clean energy transition is driving toxic pollution with severe health repercussions for communities living near some of the world’s largest cobalt and copper mines, a new report says. U.K. corporate watchdog Rights and Accountability in Development (RAID) and African Resources Watch (AFREWATCH), based in the Democratic […]

US Tech Giants Involved in Alleged Child Labor Case, Dismissed as "Ordinary Buyer-Seller" DRT Transaction - Vimarsana News

US Tech Giants Involved in Alleged Child Labor Case, Dismissed as "Ordinary Buyer-Seller" DRT Transaction

The five tech giants, Apple, Alphabet Inc., Dell, Microsoft, and Tesla, were accused of "knowingly benefiting from and aiding and abetting the cruel and brutal use of young children in the Democratic Republic of Congo to mine cobalt. Read more.

africa: Africa pushes back against China's predatory practices in rare earth mineral sector - Vimarsana News

africa: Africa pushes back against China's predatory practices in rare earth mineral sector

Resource rich bigger African states are pushing back against Beijing. In August Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, suspended some of illegal Chinese mining operations in the country. On August 28, Nigeria terminated the operations of Ruitai Mining Company, a Chinese mining firm, for its involvement in illegal mining of titanium ore.