Mining has long been considered a male-dominated industry, but 2026 tells a different story. Across gold, copper, iron ore, diamonds and the technology that keeps mines running, women are leading some of the world's biggest…
It's without a doubt that coal is one of the most imperative energy raw material in the world; even though there is a global gradual transition towards renewable energy raw materials and fewer carbon power…
Africa holds close to a third of the world's mineral reserves, produces roughly 40% of global gold, and controls up to 90% of the world's chromium and platinum, according to United Nations estimates. That wealth…
For much of the past decade, mining conferences, boardrooms and industry publications have been dominated by conversations around digital transformation, automation and Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies. Autonomous haul trucks, artificial intelligence, predictive maintenance, digital…
The mining industry is navigating a period of intense financial scrutiny. Boards are tightening budgets, investors are demanding returns, and cost control has become a strategic priority across the sector. Yet in this environment of…
The numbers coming out of Africa's mining corridors right now are striking. Zambia's finance ministry is projecting copper output to surpass one million tonnes in 2026 and reach 1.2 million tonnes by 2027. Barrick is…