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A Global Witness investigation links three lithium mines in Zimbabwe, Namibia and DRC with major corruption red flags and allegations of human and environmental rights violations.
, Chinese lithium company Xinfeng Investments risks losing its mining licence when a parliamentary committee publishes a report later this year which is expected to criticise operational and labour practices at its Kohero mine, in central Namibia.
Another 26 000 metric tonnes of lithium ore will be loaded onto the Da Liang cargo ship from next Wednesday. The ore - stored at the port of Walvis Bay - will have to be loaded...
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.
The Windhoek High Court yesterday ruled that controversial Chinese lithium mining company Xinfeng Investments is entitled to retain its mining licence for its open-pit mine outside...