Some Fortescue iron ore cargoes held up as CMRG talks stall
Some Chinese steelmakers aren’t currently able to schedule delivery of the cargoes for July, Bloomberg reports.
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Clean energy, dirty mining: Rights abuses rise across Africa
Africa saw 100 allegations of human rights abuses linked to the mining of transition minerals in 2025, according to the Business and Human Rights Centre.
Alrosa unit suspends mining, transport operations for 3 months
Processing operations at Severalmaz will continue during the period, it said.
Metinvest seeks new investor for Italy’s landmark steel project
Metinvest had agreed to contribute more than €500 million, or 75% of the total equity, but is now seeking to reduce this to less than €300 million.
Savannah Resources eyes secondary listing as interest grows
The company, which has a market capitalization of £160 million, is working on a range of capital-raising options including offtake-related finance.
Congo in talks with private trainers for guard to protect mines
The new force will eventually replace all police and soldiers currently active at mining and processing sites.
Silver miner Sinda raises $323 million in US IPO, placement
The Mexico-based firm priced 17.75 million shares at $12 each.
US sanctions Rwandan refinery in Congo gold smuggling network
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have been trafficking gold to Gasabo with the help of Rwanda’s army, the US government said.
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