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Japanese to partner on Kalgoorlie nickel project
Published: 29 Apr 24
Japanese multinational companies Sumitomo Metal Mining (SSM) and Mitsubishi have thrown their weight behind the Kalgoorlie nickel project – Goongarrie hub, in Western Australia. ASX-listed Ardea Resources on Monday announced a binding cooperation agreement between SSM and Mitsubishi to form a 50:50 joint venture to develop the project.
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Japanese to partner on Kalgoorlie nickel project
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NCOP approves Climate Change Bill
Published: 29 Apr 24
The National Council of Provinces (NCOP) has approved the Climate Change Bill. “The Climate Change Bill will provide the much-needed legal framework to regulate activities that contribute to climate change; ensure an effective response in all spheres of government and by society at large; ensure a just transition; and maximise the opportunities afforded to our economy by the global shift to a green economy,” says Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Minister Barbara Creecy.
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NCOP approves Climate Change Bill
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South Africa views BHP bid for Anglo as 'normal market activity'
Published: 29 Apr 24
South Africa views BHP Group's proposed bid for Anglo American as "normal market activity" and is following the process as it unfolds, President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson said on Monday. BHP is considering making an improved offer for Anglo American after its $39 billion initial proposal was rejected by the London-listed miner, a source told Reuters last week.
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Nuclear associations call on G7 States to strengthen the sector to fight climate change
Published: 29 Apr 24
Eight major international and national nuclear industry associations have urged the Group of Seven (G7) major democratic industrial economies to take steps to further develop nuclear energy capacity and technology, to help counter climate change. They also welcomed the opportunity to provide input to the G7 Climate, Energy, and Environment Ministers meeting, currently under way in Turin, Italy. (The G7 countries are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US, while the European ...
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Vale, BHP propose $25bn settlement for Mariana disaster reparations
Published: 29 Apr 24
Vale, BHP and their joint venture Samarco have presented Brazilian authorities with a settlement proposal related to reparations for the 2015 Mariana tailings dam burst, which killed 19 people and left hundreds homeless.
The proposal, the Brazilian mining giant said in a securities filing on Monday, foresees a total payment of 127-billion reais ($24.88-billion), including 37-billion reais already disbursed.
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CGA, ECDC to spend R1.2m on capacitating ten Eastern Cape citrus farmers for exports
Published: 29 Apr 24
The Grower Development Company of the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) has partnered with the Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC) to bolster commercialisation prospects for black farmers producing citrus in the province.
The 18-month agreement signed between the parties will support the commercialisation activities of ten black farmers out of 37 known producers in the Eastern cape, as well as break down the barriers to entry to the export market.
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Altona appoints David Catterall as Sesana project consultant
Published: 29 Apr 24
London-listed Altona Rare Earths has appointed David Catterall as a consultant, with a special focus on the company's Sesana copper/silver project, in Botswana, where he will work closely with CEO Cedric Simonet. "[Catterall] is considered an expert of the Kalahari Copper Belt, where the Sesana project is located, and we are delighted to have him on board. His superior knowledge of the Kalahari Copper Belt will be of immediate benefit to Altona as we are preparing this year's exploration programme,” Simonet said on April 29.
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Globeleq appoints Hoffman interim CEO
Published: 29 Apr 24
Independent power company Globeleq has appointed Jonathan Hoffman interim CEO, effective end-June.
He has been chief development officer of the company since 2020 and will be succeeding Mike Scholey as CEO once he steps down.
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Vedanta seeks deals with traders to help fund Zambia copper mine
Published: 29 Apr 24
Vedanta Resources has approached trading houses as it seeks to raise capital to revive the Konkola copper mining and smelting complex in Zambia. Billionaire Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta has discussed tolling and prepayment facilities with commodity traders, including Mercuria Energy Group, for output from Konkola Copper Mines, according to people familiar with the matter. It’s also examining the sale of a minority stake in KCM as it explores ways to pay off creditors and invest in the mines that entered provisional liquidation in 2019, the people said, asking not to be identified because the talks are private.
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Airbus announces its next generation of Earth observation satellites
Published: 29 Apr 24
Airbus Defence and Space, part of the Europe-based global major aerospace group Airbus, has announced that it is to augment its in-house Earth observation (EO) satellite constellation capability through the development and deployment of the next generation of its Pléiades Neo satellites. Prosaically designated Pléiades Neo Next, the first of the new satellites will be launched in the “next few years”, in Airbus’ words. “The Pléiades Neo Next programme builds on the success of our existing Pléiades Neo constellation which serves government and commercial customers around the world,” affirmed Airbus Defence and Space executive VP connected intelligence Karen Florschütz. “This new programme will further enhance our standard of excellence in terms of quality, performance, and reliability to deliver images as well as geo-intelligence services and applications.”
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