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Sabodala-Massawa Mine: Taking Gold Exploration To The Next Level in Senegal

The company said the first gold pour from the gravity circuit was completed on 18 April 2024 and yielded approximately 112 ounces of gold, while the first gold pour from the BIOX® circuit was compl

Monadelphous Secures A$160M in New Contracts and Extensions Across Western Australia

Australian engineering group, Monadelphous, secures key contracts worth A$160 million in Western Australia.

Shaping Zambia’s Future: The Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, and Urban Development

As Zambia continues to grow and develop, MIHUD’s role will only become more important.

A Vision Realized: How Staatsolie is Transforming Suriname’s Energy Sector and Community

The establishment of Staatsolie in 1980 marked a turning point for Suriname.

Jamaica Public Service Company: Powering Jamaica’s Future

The Jamaica Public Service Company Ltd. (JPS), has been Jamaica’s primary energy company for over 90 years.

Empresa de Servicios Publicos de Heredia S.A (ESPH): 45 Years of Sustained and Integrated Growth

The history of ESPH goes back over a century, to 1915, with the construction of La Joya hydroelectric plant.

The Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort: A paradise inside a paradise

Located on the Caribbean island of Tobago on the Plantations Estate, the four-star Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort has made a name for itself in sustainable luxury.

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Metair Integrated: Navigating the Future of South Africa’s Automotive Industry with Resilience and Innovation

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.

Shanta Gold: Unearthing a Legacy in the Golden Heart of East Africa

While Tanzania remains the bedrock of Shanta’s operations, its sights are set further afield.

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Kinross Tasiast Gold Mine: The Glitter and Grit of Kinross Gold’s Desert Empire

Despite the monumental scale of its operations, Tasiast is still a deeply human endeavor.