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Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword

African nations, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa, play a pivotal role in supplying the world's critical minerals essential for renewable energy and technology, but face challenges in equitable benefit-sharing and environmental protection.

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Sumitomo Invests $4.6M in Ardea's Kalgoorlie Nickel Project

Sumitomo Metal Mining invested $4.6 million in Ardea Resources' Kalgoorlie nickel project in Western Australia, increasing its stake to 5.1% and furthering a 50/50 joint venture to progress a definitive feasibility study expected to be completed by the second half of 2024, potentially establishing a...

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Latitude 66's Finnish Gold-Cobalt Project Boasts US$433 Million NPV

Latitude 66's share price jumped 20 percent to 7.8 cents following a scoping study showing its Finnish Kuusamo Schist Belt gold-cobalt project has a US$433 million net present value (at current gold prices), a 12-month payback period, and the potential to supply 25 percent of the EU's cobalt needs.

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DRC Rebel Group Captures Mining Town Amidst Bloody Conflict

The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC) rebel group captured the Congolese mining town Nyabibwe, resulting in over 3,000 deaths in under two weeks. The conflict is fueled by the demand for coltan and cobalt, with accusations of Rwandan involvement in supporting M23 and facilitating mineral exports.

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Goma Under Siege: M23 Rebellion Intensifies in Eastern DRC

Goma, a major city in eastern DRC, is the center of renewed fighting between the M23 rebels and the Congolese army, displacing over 400,000 people since the beginning of the year; Goma's strategic location, rich mineral resources, and economic importance make it a highly contested prize.

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US Negotiates Mineral Deal for Peace in DRC, Shifting Global Resource Control

The US negotiates a deal with Rwanda and the DRC to end their conflict, granting US companies preferential access to strategic minerals in exchange for peace, infrastructure development, and territorial integrity guarantees; initial steps include a draft peace proposal and a new tin supply chain fro...

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EU Launches €22.5 Billion Plan for Critical Raw Materials Self-Sufficiency

The European Commission has launched a plan to boost domestic production of 34 critical raw materials by 2030, aiming to reduce reliance on China and Russia, with projects in 13 member states and a €22.5 billion investment plan; however, public opposition and environmental concerns remain.

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DRC Cobalt Export Ban to Hike Prices of Electronics and EVs

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) imposed a four-month export ban on cobalt, impacting global electronics and electric vehicle production due to the DRC supplying over 70% of the world's cobalt; this aims to address market oversupply and raise prices, impacting consumers and manufacturers.

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DRC Rebel Group Captures Another Mining Town Amidst Bloody Conflict

The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC) rebel group captured Nyabibwe, a mining town in eastern DRC, causing over 3,000 deaths in under two weeks, following their seizure of Goma on January 27th and Rubaya last year; the conflict is fueled by access to coltan and cobalt, crucial minerals for electronics.

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