How sensor-based sorting is extending the life of critical mineral deposits I Sound exploration - the bedrock of every mining project

How sensor-based sorting is extending the life of critical mineral deposits I Sound exploration - the bedrock of every mining project

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The Future of Mining Communication in Africa       Why Is Reliable Mobile Signal Now the Lifeline of Every Mine in Africa? No mine can afford poor mobile signals underground. When communication stops, operations slow, safety risks rise, and productivity drops. Across Africa — from Botswana and Zambia to Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Angola — mobile coverage remains one of the biggest barriers to efficient mining. Weak signal in shafts, tunnels, control rooms, and even site offices can cause major losses in time, coordination, and money. Reliable communication is no longer a luxury; it is a necessity for every successful mining operation. Read more

DRC Mining Cadastre Chief Calls for Revitalization of Maniema's Mining Sector The Director General of the Congolese Mining Cadastre (CAMI), Mr. Popol Mabolia Yenga, has urged renewed efforts to unlock the vast but underexploited mining potential of Maniema Province. Speaking at the 2nd Conference on Mines, Energy and Infrastructures held in Kindu from November 3 to 5, 2025, Mr. Mabolia called for coordinated strategies to strengthen geological research, develop local mining enterprises, and revive key industrial projects. Read more

How sensor-based sorting is extending the life of critical mineral deposits As ore grades decline, global demand for critical minerals rises, and ESG expectations intensify, mining economics are being reshaped. TOMRA Mining's sensor-based sorting technologies are redefining how minerals are recovered, transforming once-discarded material into a valuable resource, extending mine life, and strengthening supply security for the energy transition Read more

Sound exploration – the bedrock of every mining project Whether the purpose is to assess the value of an acquisition target or to decide on advancing a project to its next stage, a due diligence study on the exploration work conducted is a vital risk mitigation measure. Read more

Metso boosts flowsheet control with reliable power transmission solutions for grinding mills Metso introduces its new Metso Power Transmission (MPT) offering to customers worldwide, engineered to meet the rigorous demands of today's modern mineral processing operations.  Read more

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Over 14,000 smallholder farmers in Bauchi State will benefit from a three-year climate resilience programme designed to boost food security and sustainability. The initiative, titled ESTRRA, focuses on regenerative agriculture and long-term farming prac… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Bauchi launches climate resilient for SME farming initiative By Abimbola Akomolafe on November 13, 2025 Over 14,000 smallholder farmers in Bauchi State will benefit from a three-year climate resilience programme designed to boost food security and sustainability. The initiative, titled ESTRRA, focuses on regenerative agriculture and long-term farming practices to help farmers adapt to climate change. Implemented in partnership with the Heineken Africa Foundation, the project targets farmers across seven local government areas, including Katagum, Giade, Shira, Gamawa, Itas-Gadau, Jama'are, and Zaki. Women will make up 60 percent of participants while youth will account for 30 percent. Read also, Bauchi launches climate resilient for SME farming initiative APPLY NOW: Graduate Trainee Program Lagos launches phase two of Ounje Eko to SME farmers Minister Idris urges communication revival to rebuild Nigeria's global image US business school launches African SME challenge The programme will reclaim over 20,000 hectares of degraded land using restoration methods such as half-moons and reforestation with fruit-bearing crops. Mixed farming systems will be promoted to improve nutrition, household income, off-season economic opportunities, and market access for smallholder farmers. Through the Farmers' Hub Model, participants will receive training, quality inputs, and stronger market linkages. The initiative also provides capacity building, soil restoration techniques, and value chain development to help farmers increase income, adopt climate-smart practices, and build long-term resilience

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