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The World Is Scrambling For Lithium Supply - Vimarsana News

The World Is Scrambling For Lithium Supply

The race is on across the planet to secure new sources of lithium as electric vehicle demand ticks up due to soaring global gasoline prices

Public Private Collaboration is Key to a Sustainable Mining Sector in Africa - Vimarsana News

Public Private Collaboration is Key to a Sustainable Mining Sector in Africa

Leading event in Accra shines a spotlight on responsible change The town of Obuasi in the Ashanti region of Ghana, West Africa, has a long and rich mining history. In 1897, large scale commercial and industrial mining began at the Obuasi Gold Mine and continued for over a century until its closure in 2014 for

Mining Indaba 2022 makes a R200 000 donation to Cotlands Children's Charity - Vimarsana News

Mining Indaba 2022 makes a R200 000 donation to Cotlands Children's Charity

Investing in African Mining Indaba (www.MiningIndaba.com) organisers Hyve donated R200 000 to Cotlands Children’s charity. The donations are made at the

Wrap up – The First Investing in Mining Indaba 2022 in-Person Event in Two Years a Huge Success - Vimarsana News

Wrap up – The First Investing in Mining Indaba 2022 in-Person Event in Two Years a Huge Success

Returning as an in-person event after two years, this year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba (www.MiningIndaba.com), took place between 9 -11 May 2022

Digitalisation and ESG work together to power a responsible mining sector - Vimarsana News

Digitalisation and ESG work together to power a responsible mining sector

At first, the idea of responsible and sustainable mining may sound like a contradiction. For at face value, minerals once extracted can never be replaced in their original form, and as a sector, mining has a not-so-rosy reputation for generating disruptive and destructive outcomes for both people and the environment.…