Résultats du deuxième trimestre 2013 Lubumbashi, le 31 juillet 2013 : Tenke Fungurume Mining (TFM) est heureux d’annoncer qu’au cours du deuxième trimestre 2013, il a produit environ 55 100 tonnes de cathodes de cuivre et 2 300 tonnes de cobalt métal sous forme d’hydroxyde de cobalt. Jusqu’au 30 juin 2013, TFM a produit 109 600 tonnes de cathodes de cuivre et 4 800 tonnes de cobalt métal sous forme d’hydroxyde de cobalt.
Année : 2013
Raising the Bar on Extractive Resources Transparency and Accountability
By James F. Entwistle, U.S. Ambassador to the DRC Over 3.5 billion people—or half of the world’s population—live in countries that are rich in extractive resources such as oil, gas, and minerals. Yet, too often, the benefits from this wealth do not go to support the development of the country and thus do not work to the advantage of the average citizens. Extractive resources are inherently challenging for governments to manage effectively, transparently, and inclusively.
Hausser la Barre quant à la Transparence et la Responsabilité en matière de Ressources Extractives
James F. Entwistle, U.S. Ambassador to the DRC Plus de 3,5 milliards de personnes – c’est-à-dire la moitié de la population mondiale – vivent dans des pays riches en ressources extractives telles que le pétrole, le gaz et les substances minérales.
Congo Affidavit on Gécamines Deal May Allow IMF Loans to Proceed
The IMF said it is ready to open talks with the Democratic Republic of Congo on a new support programme after Kinshasa provided more details on a controversial mining deal that led to the last loan programme being scrapped.
Appeals Court dismisses oil industry attack on landmark sunshine law
US President Barack Obama (lejdd.fr Pic) WASHINGTON, DC – The Publish What You Pay US coalition cheered a decision by the US Court of Appeals to dismiss on jurisdictional grounds a lawsuit brought by the oil industry against a landmark oil, gas and mining payment disclosure law. Section 1504 of the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010, the so-called “Cardin-Lugar” provision requires U.S. and foreign oil, gas and mining companies to publish payments to US and foreign governments in annual reports to the SEC.
La Cour d’appel rejette l’attaque lancée par l’industrie pétrolière contre la loi historique sur la transparence
WASHINGTON, D.C. – La branche américaine de la coalition Publiez ce Que Vous Payez a chaleureusement accueilli la décision de la Cour d’appel des États-Unis de rejeter, à défaut de compétence, l’action en justice engagée par l’industrie pétrolière contre la loi historique portant sur la divulgation des paiements pétroliers, gaziers et miniers.
What on Earth Are ‘Commodity Super-Cycles’ and Why Do They Matter?
The average developing country lives off exporting commodities like oil, gas, copper, cocoa or soybeans. The sale of these resources brings both revenue to the government and foreign currency to import what is not produced at home – which, in these places, tends to be most things.
Ressources naturelles africaines : Un agenda commun pour un changement qui profite à tous
Le Rapport sur les progrès en Afrique est la publication phare de l’Africa Progress Panel, dont Mining News Magazine s’est procuré des copies anglaise et française, s’appuie sur les meilleures études et analyses disponibles sur l’Afrique et les compile de manière originale et provocatrice.
Kofi Annan and APP Say Deals on ENRC, Glencore Mines Cost Congo $1.4 Billion
Cape Town – Revenues from mining in Africa are not reducing the gap between the rich and the poor on the continent, the Africa Progress Panel said on Friday 10. The panel, which consists of eminent persons chaired by former United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan, released its Africa Progress report for 2013.
AngloGold Ashanti to cut $500m costs, sell Navachab in Namibia and suspend Mongbwalu in DRC
AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., the third-biggest producer of the metal, said profit rose with output in the first quarter after strikes ended. Accordding to Bloomberg from South Africa, Adjusted headline earnings, which exclude one-time events such as asset sales, climbed to $113 million, or 29 cents a share, from $19 million, or 5 cents, in the previous quarter, the Johannesburg-based company said on Monday 13th in a statement.