Monitoring landfills key to keeping groundwater clean I DRC, Kazakhstan Sign Mining Deal to Boost Mineral Processing

Monitoring landfills key to keeping groundwater clean I DRC, Kazakhstan Sign Mining Deal to Boost Mineral Processing

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Monitoring landfills key to keeping groundwater clean       The contamination risk that landfill leachate poses to groundwater can be effectively managed through diligent monitoring practices and timeous intervention. This is becoming increasingly important as the country relies more on precious groundwater resources to supply a growing population resulting in expanding urban areas, which may encroach on landfills, according to SRK Consulting South Africa (SA). Read more

Compressed air treatment solutions for concentrators and reduction plants How to achieve Clean & Dry Compressed air in your Concentrator or Reduction plant Clean dry compressed air is essential to ensure the pneumatics and control instrumentation faultlessly operate 24/7/365.   The choice of compressed air treatment is really driven by the air quality demands of your plant. Read more

Rock and mineral mine achieves significant cost savings with Multotec's side-tension PU matsOne of the challenges faced by rock and mineral mining operations is that the extraction and processing of these materials often involve rigorous demands on equipment, particularly in the screening stage. Mines typically rely on various types of screening media to separate and classify materials efficiently.  Read more

DRC, Kazakhstan Sign Mining Deal to Boost Mineral Processing and Industrialisation The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Kazakhstan have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that establishes a broad cooperation framework in the mining and geological sectors, marking a strategic move intended to leverage each country's mineral resources for mutual benefit. Read more

Ivanhoe Mines to Issue Copper Production Guidance After Advancing Stage Two Dewatering at Kakula Mine Canadian mining company, Ivanhoe Mines has announced today that following the last update made on August 25, 2025, the Stage Two dewatering of the Kakula Mine has commenced on schedule, and that Kamoa-Kakula's 2026 and 2027 copper production guidance will now be issued once Stage Two dewatering activities are more advanced. Read more

DRC Industry Minister Aimé Boji Sangara headed for Kolwezi to address Battery Metals ForumH.E. Aimé Boji Sangara, the Minister of State in DRC's Ministry of Industry will attend and address the upcoming DRC–Africa Battery Metals Forum, taking place from 29 to 30 September in Kolwezi. "We are truly honoured to welcome such a seasoned statesman, economist, and reformer to the third edition of the forum," says Samukelo Madlabane, Event Director: Mining, VUKA Group, the organisers of the event. The Ministry of Industry is an official partner of DRC–Africa Battery Metals Forum, along with the Ministry of Mining and FEC (Fédération des entreprises du Congo). Read more

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Enugu State Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah has unveiled an ambitious plan to grow the state's economy from $4.4 billion to $30 billion in eight years while reducing poverty to zero percent.Speaking at the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce "Meet the… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Enugu targets $30bn economy, zero poverty with UK trade boost By Busola Bamidele on September 19, 2025 Enugu State Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah has unveiled an ambitious plan to grow the state's economy from $4.4 billion to $30 billion in eight years while reducing poverty to zero percent. Speaking at the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce "Meet the Governor" series in Lagos, Mbah outlined a multi-sector strategy covering trade, agriculture, tourism, infrastructure, and technology, calling for strong private-sector participation. He highlighted ongoing security reforms and infrastructure upgrades covering 70% of city roads as key to attracting investors. Plans include agro-industrial hubs, tourism expansion, and full value extraction from natural assets. Read also: Enugu targets $30bn economy, zero poverty with UK trade boost Nigeria $3.14bn agro investment portfolio boosts SMEs Fintiri seal deal to boost agriculture, jobs FG crop investments open new opportunities for SMEs Akwa Ibom to launch investment roadmap, targets SMEs, non-oil exports British Deputy High Commissioner John Baxter reaffirmed the UK's commitment to Nigeria, citing a £7.9 billion trade relationship and the Enhanced Trade Investment Partnership (ETIP) to boost investment and remove barriers. NBCC President Abimbola Olashore said the event bridges government and business, paving the way for jobs and stronger institutions. With UK support and Enugu's bold blueprint, the state aims to become a premier investment destination and a South-East hub for trade, technology, and tourism.

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Nigeria has unveiled a $3.14 billion agricultural investment portfolio at the Hand-in-Hand Investment Forum highlighting opportunities for small and medium enterprises in the agribusiness sector. The portfolio covers tomato, cassava, maize, dairy, and f… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Nigeria $3.14bn agro investment portfolio boosts SMEs By Abimbola Akomolafe on September 18, 2025 Nigeria has unveiled a $3.14 billion agricultural investment portfolio at the Hand-in-Hand Investment Forum highlighting opportunities for small and medium enterprises in the agribusiness sector. The portfolio covers tomato, cassava, maize, dairy, and fisheries backed by $1.75 billion public and $1.39 billion private investments. The initiative is expected to benefit over 4.1 million Nigerians raise incomes by up to $657 and deliver strong returns with an average internal rate of return of 14.2 percent. SMEs involved in farming processing logistics and input supply stand to gain significantly. Read also, Nigeria $3.14bn agro investment portfolio boosts SMEs Fintiri seal deal to boost agriculture, jobs FG crop investments open new opportunities for SMEs Akwa Ibom to launch investment roadmap, targets SMEs, non-oil exports Taraba launches empowerment program to boost local SMEs With vast farmland irrigation potential and a domestic market of over 230 million people, Nigeria is positioning itself as a prime destination for bankable agribusiness investments. Clear incentives have been set to attract investors and support local SMEs across the value chain. The investment portfolio aims to strengthen food security create jobs and drive economic growth while enabling small and medium enterprises to expand operations and access new markets.

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