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ICC Tribunal Orders Cominière to Pay $42M Penalty

ICC Tribunal Orders Cominière to Pay $42M Penalty

In a decisive ruling, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) tribunal has ordered La Congolaise d’Exploitation Minière (Cominière), a state-owned mining company, to pay a penalty of $42,290,000 plus interest for non-compliance with emergency orders. This ruling, dated March 10,…

South Africa’s 2025 Budget: Mining Sector Hit Hard

South Africa's 2025 Budget: Mining Sector Hit Hard

The Minerals Council South Africa (MCSA) has expressed concerns following the tabling of the 2025 National Budget, which highlighted urgent fiscal measures amidst sluggish economic growth. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced significant tax hikes and fiscal adjustments aimed at stabilizing…

Ivanhoe Mines Boosts DRC Economy with Copper and Zinc

Ivanhoe’s Q2 EBITDA Hits $123M as Exploration Expands Across 20,000 km²

Ivanhoe Mines‘ Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has kicked off 2025 with impressive strides, achieving near-record copper production in January and February, with 45,477 tonnes and 40,849 tonnes respectively. This marks a significant milestone for…

South Africa Bolsters Logistics for Inclusive Economic Growth

South Africa Bolsters Logistics for Inclusive Economic Growth

The South African government, striving to invigorate the nation’s logistics sector, unveiled critical reforms aimed at enhancing export capabilities and economic stability. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy emphasized these developments during the launch of the World Bank report, “Driving Inclusive Growth…