Uganda seeks again to redevelop defunct Kilembe copper mine
The Ugandan government is making another attempt to reopen a defunct copper mine estimated to contain 4 million tonnes of ore.
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The announcement follows the company's commitment to build the $1.3 billion Eliwana iron ore mine last year.
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Wet disk snubber upgrade cuts maintenance on Cat rope shovels
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IBM and Sandvik launch solution that tracks mining equipment performance
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