$372M deal sees Australian firm leave Africa’s large gold development project.
Perseus Mining is exiting Sudan’s mining sector after agreeing to sell its stake in the Meyas Sand Gold Project (MSGP) […]
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Mali launches initiative to curb illegal mining.
Mali, Africa’s third-largest gold producer, has announced the establishment of a specialized law enforcement unit to tackle illegal mining by
DRC launches first gold refinery, set to produce 500–600kg monthly.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has inaugurated its first pilot gold refinery in Kalemie, a move aimed at enabling
Botswana, South Africa and DRC on standby as US rare earth stockpiles may last only two months.
The United States is facing a looming shortage of critical rare earth minerals, with its defence reserves reportedly lasting only
South African Gold Giant Posts 13% Profit Growth, Declares $208 Million Dividend
Harmony Gold Mining Company, South Africa’s largest gold producer, reported a significant increase in profits for the six-month period ending
Burkina Faso’s 2025 Earnings from Gold and Precious Minerals Surge to $152M
Burkina Faso generated CFA85.72 billion ($152 million) from its Mining Development Fund (FMD) in 2025, underscoring the nation’s expanding role
Patrice Motsepe set to develop Africa’s upcoming manganese export site
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe is expanding his mining portfolio as African Rainbow Minerals announced its involvement in a bid
Gold exports help reduce Senegal’s trade gap, but $2.4bn shortfall remains.
Senegal saw significant improvement in its external accounts in 2025, yet a substantial trade deficit persisted despite strong growth in
Customs officers tied to GH¢85m goods diversion to be suspended
Authorities in Ghana have launched an investigation into the alleged diversion of 18 articulated trucks loaded with consumer goods, including
Currencies across Africa are stabilising, yet everyday prices remain dollar-linked.
At the height of its 2024 currency turmoil, Nigeria’s inflation climbed past 30 per cent. Following exchange-rate reforms, the naira