Tasneem Bulbulia

Johannesburg

Senior Online Writer at Engineering News

Senior Online Writer at Mining Weekly

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Zambia’s Kashime copper mine approved to start operations

1 week ago | miningweekly.com | Tasneem Bulbulia |Sheila Barradas |Martin Creamer |Terence Creamer

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Trump supporter Prince reaches deal with Congo to help secure mineral wealth

1 week ago | engineeringnews.co.za | Sheila Barradas |Irma Venter |Tasneem Bulbulia |Terence Creamer

Prominent Trump supporter Erik Prince has agreed to help Democratic Republic of Congo secure and tax its vast mineral wealth, according to two sources close to the private security executive, a Congolese government official and two diplomats. The agreement, aimed at reaping more revenue from an industry marred by smuggling and corruption, was reached before Rwanda-backed M23 rebels launched a major offensive in January that has seen them seize eastern Congo's two largest cities.
South African resolve helping to turn copper-gold deposit to account in Romania

1 week ago | miningweekly.com | Martin Creamer |Sheila Barradas |Tasneem Bulbulia |Terence Creamer

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Toronto-listed Euro Sun Mining’s South African CEO is reported to have exercised considerable resolve in helping to remove the obstacles in the way of turning one of Europe’s large copper-gold projects to positive account.
Enel invites participants to wind turbine design challenge

1 week ago | engineeringnews.co.za | Tasneem Bulbulia |Sheila Barradas |Irma Venter |Martin Creamer

Green energy company Enel has called on architects, designers and engineers globally to rethink wind turbine design by entering its WinDesign challenge and submit solutions that are technologically advanced, and blend with the environment, enhancing the architectural design and beauty of the local area. The challenge is divided into two phases. The first phase entails submitting creative and innovative concept solutions for wind turbines, managed through the Enel Open Innovability platform.
ES4Africa, E4Impact sign MoU to advance entrepreneurship, capacity-building in Africa’s energy sector

1 week ago | engineeringnews.co.za | Sabrina Jardim |Sheila Barradas |Irma Venter |Tasneem Bulbulia

Sustainable energy organisation Renewable Energy Solutions for Africa Foundation (RES4Africa) and social change organisation E4Impact Foundation have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate in advancing entrepreneurship and capacity-building initiatives within Africa’s energy sector.
Zambia’s Kashime copper mine approved to start operations

1 week ago | engineeringnews.co.za | Tasneem Bulbulia |Sheila Barradas |Irma Venter |Marleny Arnoldi

The Kashime copper mine project, located in the Upper Lusemfwa area of Mkushi district in Zambia, has received authorisation to start mining operations. The project is primarily being developed by Zambian-owned Mimosa Resources, while First Quantum Minerals (FQM) has committed to finance and conduct further exploration within the licence area.
Hillside Aluminium guiding unchanged output for 2025 financial year

1 week ago | miningweekly.com | Martin Creamer |Sheila Barradas |Tasneem Bulbulia |Terence Creamer

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Although saleable production of aluminium from the Hillside Aluminium smelter in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal decreased by 1% to 537 000 t in the nine months ended March, full-year guidance of South32’s largest aluminium producer remains unchanged. Importantly, Hillside’s production guidance for the full financial year ending June 30 continues to be predicted at 720 000 t.
Kenmare achieves solid first quarter

1 week ago | miningweekly.com | Tasneem Bulbulia |Sheila Barradas |Martin Creamer |Terence Creamer

London-listed Kenmare Resources, which operates the Moma titanium minerals mine, in northern Mozambique, recorded ilmenite production of 204 500 t for the first quarter ended March 31. This was in line with expectations and the company anticipates that production will increase from the next quarter onwards as the southern hemisphere rainy season has now concluded, MD Tom Hickey says. Heavy mineral concentrate production was 312 300 t, broadly in line year-on-year.
Merafe reports lower year-on-year production

1 week ago | miningweekly.com | Tasneem Bulbulia |Sheila Barradas |Martin Creamer |Terence Creamer

JSE-listed Merafe Resources’ attributable ferrochrome production from the Glencore Merafe Chrome Venture was 71 000 t for the first quarter ended March 31. That represents a decrease of about 7% from the 77 000 t produced in the prior comparative period. The decrease is in response to market conditions, the company says. To watch Creamer Media's latest video reports, click here
Bougouni lithium project mining licence transfer completed

1 week ago | miningweekly.com | Tasneem Bulbulia |Sheila Barradas |Martin Creamer |Mariaan Webb

The Foulaboula exploitation permit, or mining licence, has been approved for transfer from Future Minerals to London-listed Kodal Minerals’ UK’s subsidiary Les Mines de Lithium de Bougouni (LMLB). The mining licence is the key permit at the flagship, fully-funded Bougouni lithium project, in southern Mali, the company points out. The transfer is effective immediately and it confirms that the licence remains in good standing.