Lobito Port Handles 931,000 Tonnes of Cargo as Regional Trade Gains Momentum
Lobito Port Moves 931,000 Tonnes of Cargo in First Half of 2026, Strengthening Angola’s Regional Trade Role The Port of […]
Gold
DRC and Cameroon Lose Billions in Gold Revenues Amid Smuggling and Weak Traceability
Despite reforms aimed at improving governance in the extractive sector, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Cameroon continue to
Zambia Launches New Gold Venture to Formalise Artisanal Mining and Expand Processing Capacity
Zambia is accelerating efforts to strengthen its gold sector through a newly established joint venture aimed at formalising artisanal mining
Trafigura Backs Bogoso–Prestea Restart with $65M Financing and Gold Offtake Deal
Global commodities trader Trafigura has entered Ghana’s gold sector through a financing and offtake agreement with Heath Goldfields, supporting the
Zimbabwe’s Largest Gold Mine Secures $132 Million Investment from Canadian Firm
Caledonia Mining Invests $132 Million in Zimbabwe’s Bilboes Gold Project to Boost Production Caledonia Mining Corporation, a Canadian miner, has
Zimbabwe scraps gold royalty hike, sets higher threshold for windfall tax
Caledonia Mining is weighing its options on how best to press the Bilboes gold mine in Zimbabwe back into service. Credit: Caledonia Mining.
Barrick’s seized Mali mine restarts under state management
The Loulo-Gounkoto gold complex. (Image courtesy of Barrick Gold.)
Zimbabwe’s Gold Boom Undermined by Currency Policy, Say Miners
Critics argue that the local currency remains overvalued and unstable, with many producers facing losses when their export proceeds are forcibly converted.
