No 1 source of global mining news and opinion
China’s Ganfeng Lithium Group Co. plans to pay about $408 million to buy out its partner in a lithium mine being developed in Mali.
Ganfeng and Leo are aiming to bring Goulamina into production this year, vying with Australian firm Kodal Minerals to become the first operating lithium project in Mali. The country is already home to some of the largest gold mines in Africa run by companies including Barrick Gold Corp. and B2Gold Corp.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Armed groups besieging towns in northeastern Mali driving residents, many children, to hungerA humanitarian crisis is worsening in northeastern Mali where armed groups linked to Islamic State have besieged towns leaving residents including some 80,000 children vulnerable to disease and malnutrition. The town of Ménaka, in northeastern Mali, has been under siege for four months, driving up the prices of food.
Read more »
Armed groups besieging towns in northeastern Mali driving residents, many children, to hungerA humanitarian crisis is worsening in northeastern Mali where armed groups linked to Islamic State have besieged towns leaving residents including some 80,000 children vulnerable to disease and malnutrition
Read more »
Panthera Resources overhauls project ownership in Mali and NigeriaNo 1 source of global mining news and opinion
Read more »
Militants take hostage over 110 civilians in central Mali: officialsLocal groups are demanding the captives' release amid escalating terrorist attacks and displacement in the region.
Read more »
Injectable antibody drug protects children from malaria in Mali trialOne dose prevented infection and disease for 6 months—but hurdles to introduction remain
Read more »
Barrick’s Mali mine feeds Russian war machine, group saysNo 1 source of global mining news and opinion
Read more »