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Ivanhoe Mines announces leadership appointments I Drc -Mining week wins event of the year at the Katanga awards

Ivanhoe Mines announces leadership appointments I Drc -Mining week wins event of the year at the Katanga awards

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Ivanhoe Mines announces leadership appointments       Ivanhoe Mines ,Executive Co-Chair Robert Friedland and President and Chief Executive Officer Marna Cloete announce today key management and board appointments of Ivanhoe Mines. Read more

DRC Mining Week wins "Event of the Year" at the Katanga Awards DRC Mining Week, organised annually by VUKA Group in Lubumbashi, has been awarded "Event of the Year" at the Katanga Awards, reaffirming its status as the leading platform for mining investment, project development, and economic transformation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read more

Ivanhoe Mines Begins Receiving 50MW Clean Energy Supply from Revived 178MW Inga II Turbine Canadian mining company Ivanhoe Mines has announced that it has started receiving the first 50 megawatts (MW) of clean, hydroelectric power from the newly refurbished 178-MW Turbine #5 at the Inga II dam is now being received at the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex in Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read more

proEXPLO 2026 to Drive Innovation, Sustainability and New Opportunities for Mineral Exploration proEXPLO 2026 will be a key forum to address the new demands of the mining sector, offering high-value opportunities for professionals, companies and academia, said Adriana Aurazo, member of the Organizing Committee of the 15th International Congress of Prospectors and Explorers (proEXPLO 2026). Read more

Exploration Investment Could Double by 2027, Projects Adán Pino Peru could double its exploration investment if it strengthens conditions and provides clear rules for the mining sector, said Adán Pino, president of the 15th International Congress of Prospectors and Explorers (proEXPLO 2026). Read more

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has kept the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) unchanged at 27%, a move aimed at sustaining the progress made in reducing inflation and stabilising the financial system—conditions critical to the survival of small and medium… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader CBN holds rates as inflation slows, offering stability for SMEs By Enitan Ajebukola Ajewumi on November 26, 2025 The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has kept the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) unchanged at 27%, a move aimed at sustaining the progress made in reducing inflation and stabilising the financial system—conditions critical to the survival of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso said the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) agreed that maintaining current rates would allow previous tightening measures to fully transmit into the economy, helping to ease cost pressures affecting businesses. The standing facility corridor was adjusted to +50/-450 basis points, while other key parameters—including banks' Cash Reserve Requirements and liquidity ratio—remain unchanged. Cardoso noted that inflation has slowed for the seventh straight month, boosted by stable exchange rates, better food supply and stronger capital inflows. However, with inflation still above ideal levels, he said it was too early to cut rates. He highlighted that Nigeria's external reserves now cover about 10 months of imports, supported by rising non-oil exports, improved oil output, increased remittances and renewed investor confidence. The recent upgrade of Nigeria's credit rating and removal from the FATF grey list have further strengthened global confidence. Read also, CBN holds rates as inflation slows, offering stability for SMEs Youth financial training sparks SME growth across Nigeria FG unveils National Programme to boost youth financial skills, entrepreneurship Digital learning platform poised to boost MSME talent pipeline Digital violence threatens growth of women-led MSMEs For SMEs, the CBN says the stability being restored in the FX and credit markets will gradually ease financing pressures, improve import planning, and support better pricing for inputs. Cardoso also defended the CBN's shift away from interventionist lending, saying previous programmes created financial risks and discouraged banks from innovative SME lending. The new market-driven approach, he said, will ultimately unlock more sustainable financing for small businesses. Economic experts, however, caution that inflation remains higher than Nigeria's target range. They say the CBN's decision to hold rates is necessary to prevent premature loosening that could worsen inflation and harm production costs for SMEs. The MPC reaffirmed its commitment to data-guided decisions aimed at sustaining price stability—an essential condition for SME growth and long-term economic recovery.

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