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Daniel arap Moi: the making of a Kenyan 'big man'
4th February 2020 Daniel arap Moi – Kenya’s president from 1978 to 2002 – has died at the grand age of 95. The only extended biography of Kenya’s longest-serving... →
Zimbabwe’s farmers lament: 'The taxes are just too much'
By: Reuters 27th January 2020 Dressed in torn, baggy safari shorts, a khaki shirt, gumboots and a sun hat, fifty-five-year-old farmer Joseph Mupakare sits on a hand-made wooden... →
Anglo’s polyhalite entry likely to hit MoP more than SoP – Danakali 
By: Martin Creamer 21st January 2020 The proposed entry of Anglo American into the fertiliser industry is more likely to impact the muriate of potash (MoP) market than the sulphur of... →
Anglo set to make low carbon fertiliser contribution
By: Martin Creamer 20th January 2020 The polyhalite-based Poly4 product that Anglo American will market if its bid for Sirius Minerals is successful emits significantly less carbon... →
Is Ramaphosa still kicking the ICC can down the road?
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 15th November 2019 The Cyril Ramaphosa administration seems to be keeping South Africa guessing – perhaps deliberately – about whether or not it intends to withdraw... →
Mining in a circular economy meets stumbling blocks
12th November 2019 Companies that take the circular economy seriously by finding creative ways to re-use the same materials will stand the test of time. Minimising... →
More legal muscle for mining communities
30th September 2019 Recent regulatory developments have helped to increase the pressure that communities are able to exert on mining companies. This highlights the... →
Plane leaves Zimbabwe for Singapore to bring home Mugabe's body
By: Reuters 9th September 2019 A plane has left Zimbabwe for Singapore carrying government officials and relatives to bring home the body of Robert Mugabe, but it was still not... →
