The scale of Simandou is immense—almost mythical.
First Quantum Minerals’ S3 Expansion is not merely another incremental upgrade; it represents a generational leap for the Kansanshi mine.
Nestled deep within the Kwanza Norte province, where the mighty Kwanza River carves through Angola’s rugged heartland, stands one of Africa’s most ambitious infrastructure marvels: the Laúc
The stage is set for AI to become as integral to mining as drills and bulldozers.
The Middle East has long been defined by its arid climate and stark water scarcity.
The establishment of Staatsolie in 1980 marked a turning point for Suriname.
While Tanzania remains the bedrock of Shanta’s operations, its sights are set further afield.
The Ahafo South mine exemplifies large-scale, modern gold mining in West Africa.
From its inception, UDeCOTT was not just another government agency tasked with overseeing construction projects.
Despite the monumental scale of its operations, Tasiast is still a deeply human endeavor.
The impact of Loulo-Gounkoto on Mali’s economy is profound.
As a champion of localisation, Metair is deeply invested in South Africa’s automotive industry, which is a critical pillar of the country’s economy.
“Our goal was to redefine what a waste-to-energy plant could be,” says Jacob Simonsen, CEO of ARC, the company that operates Copenhill.
This Issue features some of the most exciting projects and companies across the globe including Boliden AB Sweden, Stuggart 21, Shanta Gold, The Telt Project and many stories from across the globe.