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    De Beers invites entries for 2024 Shining Light Awards programme

    Diamond miner De Beers has invited entries from Canadian, Botswanan, Namibian and South African young diamond jewellery designers for its 2024 Shining Light Awards programme.

    The Shining Light Awards programme aims to recognise talented youth and boost their careers in the jewellery business, as well as add further local value through downstream beneficiation in the countries in which De Beers operates.

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    Contractor employee dies at Kenmare’s Moma mine

    London-listed Kenmare Resources has reported the death of an excavator operator, who was employed by a contractor at the Moma titanium minerals mine, in Mozambique.

    The operator was involved in a fatal incident during the night shift on June 1, when a team of employees were establishing a new dry mining area for the Wet Concentrator Plant (WCP) A operations.

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    With ARM as strategic investor, Surge Copper kick starts Berg PFS work

    TSX-V-listed Surge Copper has initiated its prefeasibility study (PFS) work on its Berg property, in British Columbia, having completed a C$5-million funding package.

    The biggest component of the funding package is the recently completed C$3.9-million strategic placement with JSE-listed African Rainbow Minerals (ARM), which is now a new cornerstone strategic investor.

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    South Korea’s Yoon hosts Africa summit to tap minerals, vast export market

    Africa’s rich mineral resources and its potential as a vast export market are at the top of South Korea’s agenda as it hosts a summit with the leaders of 48 nations this week with plans for aid on industrial infrastructure and digital transformation. Africa is a “crucial partner” for South Korea to further its industrial advances and “cooperation with Africa is not a choice but a necessity”, President Yoon Suk Yeol’s deputy national security adviser Kim Tae-hyo said.

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    Russia said to seek takeover of France’s uranium assets in Niger

    Russia is seeking to take over uranium assets in Niger held by a State-controlled French company, according to people informed about the matter, in a further challenge to Western interests in Africa. Rosatom, Russia’s State nuclear company, has had contacts with Niger’s military-led authorities about acquiring assets held by France’s Orano, according to a person in Moscow familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named because the discussions are private. A western diplomat based in the region said talks were likely centered around mining permits. Niger accounted for about 4% of global uranium mine production in 2022, according to the World Nuclear Association.

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    ESG intrinsic to long-term mining success, Gold Fields AGM hears

    Managing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects is intrinsic to the long-term success of mining, Gold Fields chairperson Yunus Suleman highlighted at this week’s annual general meeting (AGM) of the Johannesburg- and New York-listed gold mining company. “We have a critical role to play in addressing some of these key challenges facing society at large. The commitment to reducing our carbon emissions by investing in renewables projects is a case in point.

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    AngloGold confirms all its operations are conflict-free

    The operations of AngloGold Ashanti remain conflict-free as of December 31, 2023, the gold miner states in its ‘Conflict-Free Gold Report 2023’ on May 31, emphasising that it extracts gold in a manner that does not fuel conflict.

    AngloGold follows guidelines of the World Gold Council’s Conflict-Free Gold Standard at all of the operations where it has direct control, including in Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Tanzania, Ghana and Guinea.

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    Mintek titanium production technology set to improve efficiencies

    National mineral research organisation Mintek’s innovative Impril process technology has achieved crucial efficiencies in titanium production, the organisation reports. Titanium oxide (TiO2) is a key ingredient in creating white pigments. Its versatility makes it an essential compound in many industries, from paints and plastics to cosmetics, paper and textiles.

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    Perseus progressing work streams at Nyanzaga project after buyout

    ASX- and TSX-listed Perseus Mining has completed the acquisition of the Nyanzaga gold project, in Tanzania, through the takeover of OreCorp, chairperson and CEO Jeff Quartermaine informs. The compulsory acquisition process of the remaining OreCorp shares was completed on May 20, and Perseus now owns 100% of the shares in OreCorp.

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    Katoro prioritised Tanzania project development in 2023

    Aim-listed Katoro Gold prioritised resource development at its Haneti project, in Tanzania, during the year ended December 31, 2023, owing to it being mindful of funding constraints. Early in the year, Katoro successfully raised £150 000 (gross), which was used for ongoing working capital and to conclude the project assessment process.

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