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Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Mineral Contract With China Slammed By NGOs Citing ‘Major Losses’

Christian Aid / Tom Stoddart / Getty Images Issued on: 07/03/2025 – 08:04 Every day, hundreds of thousands of pounds worth…

africa, china, drc, extractive-industry, mining, natural-resources, news, politics, rwanda

Potential of Nigeria’s mining sector hampered by poor finance – Expert

Mr Olatunji noted that the current financing model in the sector is not sustainable. by Mary Izuaka March 5, 2025…

economy, extractive-industry, finance, mining, news, nigeria, politics

Uganda: From Suriname to Uganda – Why Kampala Is Gold Laundering Capital

The Independent February 18, 2025 NEWS, NEWS ANALYSIS 1 Comment Arua — If you asked Ugandans, “What is Suriname?” most would likely give incorrect…

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Why Is There So Much Gold in West Africa?

17 February 2025 The Conversation Africa (Johannesburg) analysis By Raymond Kazapoe Militaries that have taken power in Africa’s Sahel region…

Zimbabwe: Zim’s Minerals in Global Energy Transition Spotlight

17 February 2025 The Herald (Harare) By Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe’s future is closely tied to global energy trends and critical…

climate-change, critical-minerals, energy, extractive-industry, mining, natural-resources, news, renewable-energy, technology, zimbabwe

What Happens When a Country Says ‘No’ to Mining?

By Christopher Pollon January 8th 2024 A demonstrator holds a sign that reads: “Yes to life, no to the mine,”…

canada, environment, extractive-industry, First Quantum Minerals, fpic, Free prior informed consent, mining, natural-resources, news, panama, panama-canal

Colombia: Support for the Protection of the Santurbán Páramo and the Physical Integrity and Safety of the Committee for the Defense of Water and the Santurbán Páramo

Blog Entry 11 February 2025, 10:35am EST Viviana Herrera Latin America Program Coordinator On Monday, the Committee for the Defence…

Aris Mining, canada, colombia, environment, extractive-industry, Human Rights, mining, natural-resources, Soto Norte, water

Letter of Concern About the Rising Stigmatization Against the Committee for the Defense of Water and the Santurban Páramo in Colombia

11 February 2025, 10:14am EST Viviana Herrera Latin America Program Coordinator This letter was originally sent on December 23, 2024…

Aris Mining, canada, colombia, environment, extractive-industry, Human Rights, mining, natural-resources, Soto Norte, water

Open Letter from the Ejido of Carrizalillo in Mexico to Equinox Gold

10 February 2025, 3:25pm EST Viviana Herrera Latin America Program Coordinator The Ejido of Carrizalillo has written an open letter to Equinox…

canada, environment, Equinox Gold, extractive-industry, mexico, mining, natural-resources

US declares interest in developing African mining sector

February 08, 2025 4:49 PM By Vicky Stark CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA —  The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is…

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