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Mining Properties and Development Work in Abitibi and Chibougamau Regions During 1937.
Quebec. Dept. of Mines and Fisheries. Bureau of Mines.
|Series||Quebec Preliminary Geological Report -- 120|
|Contributions||Ross, H., Denis, B., Asbury, W.|
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Genesis, also part of the Discovery Group, is in the middle of a property-wide till geochemical survey at the claims package. Chibougamau Independent Mines Inc.
controls an important land position in the heart of the Chibougamau Mining Camp. The Chibougamau area was mined actively during the period to at which time, billion pounds of copper and million ounces of gold were produced along with significant amounts of silver and zinc. A deposit of lead, zinc and silver is discovered in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region by Chevalier de Troyes, located on the shores of Lac Témiscamingue.
Neglected for years, the deposit was mined in the s. The mineral industry centres on two main activities: the mining of ferruginous sand for the production of cast iron, and the extraction of sand and stone for. The mining industry. Its mines are what gave birth to Chibougamau.
A mining camp at first, the town's expansion was made possible by the mining industry's economic impacts.
In the last decades, the mineral profile of Nord-du-Québec has expanded. This new exploitation of different ores presents the strategic advantage of stabilizing the economy.
The Perron property is in proximity to the past-producing Normetal mine, from which approximately million tonnes grading % copper, % zinc, g/t gold and g/t silver were extracted periodically between andwith development down to a depth of approximately kilometers (SIGEOM — Mine Normetal). Open-pit mining Open-pit mining is a type of strip mining in which the ore deposit extends very deep in the ground, necessitating the removal of layer upon layer of overburden and ore.
In many cases, logging of trees and clear-cutting or burning of vegetation above the ore deposit may precede removal of the overburden.
The. The Archean Lemoine volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposit in the Chibougamau mining district (Abitibi greenstone belt) is one of the richest to have been mined in the world (, t of ore.
An important development was the acquisition of the Stabell property, adjacent to the Company’s Siscoe East property in the Val d’Or camp, from Virginia Mines.
Stabell produced 1, ounces of gold from toat grades of oz. gold per ton. This acquisition is an integral part of a strategy to increase our holdings in. The Perron property is in proximity to the past-producing Normetal mine, from which approximately million tonnes grading % copper, % zinc, g/t gold and g/t silver were extracted periodically between andwith development down to a depth of approximately kilometres (SIGEOM — Mine Normetal).
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Mining is indispensable to the economic development of countries endowed with mineral resources. At the same time the effects the mining activities on the local people and the environment have also been wide spread in these economies. While the contributions of mining in Zimbabwe is adequately appreciated, the impact of mining activities has also.
The main centre of service and supply in the region is Timmins with a population of 45, All manner of mining equipment, contract services, exploration services, etc. are available here along with a skilled and stable mining work force. The smaller, nearby hamlet of. Located 15 kilometers west of Rouyn-Noranda and 3 kilometers northeast of Arntfield, the Aldermac mine site is one of the most problematic abandoned 1 mine sites in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region.
The Aldermac property is named for two prospectors who first staked out the site in – W. Alderson and A.A. Mackay. The current turbulence in the mining industry in South Africa has its roots in several different factors. First, the fall in global demand for platinum and other minerals due to recession; second, the consequences of the Marikana disaster in destabilising labour relations; and third, the structural character of our mining industry.
A great deal has been written about the first two factors, so. PROPERTY 3 LOCATION, ACCESS AND INFRASTRUCTURE 4 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEPOSITS - NORTH SWAYZE GOLD AREA 7 General 7 History of Exploration and Development 7 Geology 8 Mineral Deposits 9 REBA PROPERTY - GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION HISTORY 11 Geology 11 Exploration History Similar evidence was reported subsequently from a series of regions of the Canadian Shield extending from the Abitibi -Chibougamau region (Bouchard and Martineau, ; Veillette,; Bird and Coker, ) to central Labrador (Klassen and Thompson,) and to the eastern Hudson Bay and James Bay regions (Parent and Paradis, Mining is a dangerous profession.
The traditional occupational hazards such as coal dust inhalation, damage to hearing due to the noise in a mine and chemical hazards still stand but the changing nature of mining has led to a raft of new issues.
As mines are getting deeper, the. The advent of colonialism and the introduction of modern scientific mining in Ghana during the last decade of the nineteenth century enabled European mining companies to gain control over the. The Opawica gold property is located 20 km east of Desmaraisville and is accessible via Highway from Val d'Or to Chibougamau, Quebec, and by a network of forestry roads (Figure 1).
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Though coal is an essential resource but protection of environment is not less Coal Mining is a development activity, which is segregated in the voids created during mining • Methane drainage and.• Different political situations at various stages of the development of the country have hindered modern and comprehensive exploration.
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- Clean energy minerals – 53 percent confident and 26 percent very confident they can meet demand for clean energy minerals.
- Growth and net zero targets – 55 percent confident and 24 percent very confident mining and metals industry can reconcile growth with achieving ESG and net zero objectives.
The latest edition of the KPMG Global Mining Outlook Report 2023 – Executive insights on Decarbonisation, highlights the confidence sector executives have about their ability to deliver on both growth and decarbonisation objectives. The report looks at areas of opportunity, with technology and innovation key amongst those called out. A key finding is the ability of the industry to maintain a strong growth outlook while integrating ESG objectives and achieving net-zero targets.
“The global mining sector knows there is a great deal of heavy lifting ahead to achieve net zero targets – and that time is of the essence,” said Trevor Hart, KPMG Global Mining Leader. “Our report shows metals and mining company executives understand that to succeed in reconciling ambitious growth targets with stringent carbon-reduction objectives, they will have to design their operating model to accommodate both objectives. Achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2040 or 2050 may seem a long way off, but now is the time to integrate those ambitions into enterprise strategy.”
He said demand for materials used in the transition to a greener planet will rise dramatically over the next 10 to 20 years. The report shows that 53 percent of executives surveyed are confident and 26 percent very confident that the metals and mining industry can meet that increasing demand.
“One of the reasons mining and metals executives are confident about the future is that they regard decarbonisation plans as a growth opportunity not just as a cost of doing business,” Trevor Hart said. “The specific opportunity over the next five years is to transform the carbon footprint of their operations through technology investments. That’s about embracing innovation – 26 percent said they were very confident and 49 percent confident they could deliver on that objective.”
Mr Hart said that the global challenge was about achieving a balance between expansion and ESG: “The report shows the mining and metals industry as a whole is confident it can reconcile rapid output growth with sustainability goals. It can meet growing global demand without compromising its own ESG and net-zero objectives.”
Nick Harridge, Mining and Metals leader at KPMG Australia said that technological changes were the most important factor affecting the five-year demand projections of executives surveyed. These were focused on advances in exploration and extraction technology, AI, 5G networks, and Internet of Things (IoT).
“The findings indicate these are the technologies that will have the most impact on mineral supplies. In particular, 41 percent said their biggest opportunities over the next five years lay in operational cost efficiency through technology investments, while 43 percent called out transforming the carbon footprint through technology.
In addition, 54 percent saw changes in technology as the most important factor affecting their company’s range of demand projections over the next five years. Transforming the cost-efficiency of operations through technology investments comes a close second.
- Top two technologies for minerals – looking at the technologies likely to have the most impact on increasing mineral supplies over the next five years, 26 percent said 5G technologies while 24 percent called out advances in exploration techniques and technology, IoT, and new extraction technology all in equal second place.
- Top two technologies for metals – thinking about the two technologies likely to have the most impact on increasing metal supplies over the next five years, 48 percent said Artificial Intelligence while 42 percent identified Data and Analytics.
Other key findings
Improving energy efficiency – The rapid progress mining companies are already making to reduce carbon emissions is encouraging them to invest more in efforts to decarbonise. The survey shows that improving energy consumption efficiency is the highest priority for tackling the environmental challenges from mining and metals processing.
Achieving growth and net-zero – Mining and metals executives are confident the industry can increase production without compromising its own objectives for a net-zero future and respond to environmental, social and governance (ESG) concerns. The ratio of optimists to pessimists is nearly 10 to one.
Focus on ESG goals – While mining and metals companies invest heavily in reducing their carbon footprint, they are also focusing on ESG goals. Executives consider that the highest priority for tackling the social impact of mining and metals processing is to provide its workforce with healthcare, paid leave and retirement benefits.
- Environmental impacts – 41 percent said curbing carbon emissions through improvements in the efficiency of current types of energy consumption was the highest priority for tackling the environmental impact of mineral and metal processing. 36 percent named exploring alternative low-emission technologies (such as closed-loop carbon recycling for steel).
- Social impacts – 44 percent said providing non-salary benefits such as healthcare benefits, paid leave and pensions was the highest priority for tackling the social impact of the development of mineral and mineral/metal processing.
- Net-zero objectives – 46 percent said ensuring their company communicates clearly and fully to its stakeholders about the net-zero objective and progress to meet it was the most effective strategy closely followed by 45 percent who said that ensuring the CEO and the Board of Directors were committed to net-zero objectives.
- Scope 3 emissions reductions – 33 percent said they has a plan to reduce and eventually eliminate Scope 3 emissions by 2040 while 39 percent said they would eliminate these emissions by 2050.
Need for speed
Trevor Hart concluded that the KPMG Global Mining Outlook report analysis highlights one of the greatest conundrums facing global businesses: “How does the mining industry pivot rapidly toward carbon-free solutions without harming the environment, while, at the same time, develop a strategy that aligns the interests of shareholders, workers, communities, consumers, and governments. It’s encouraging the sector is confident it can deliver on growth and net zero but we’re not saying it will be easy.”
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China’s crude steel output fell 5.78 percent in July to 2.7491 million tons a day, the China iron and steel association said on Wednesday.The growth rate of steel production slowed down significantly, and the steel price was relatively stable. However, due to the high cost of raw materials, the benefits of steel enterprises declined.
From January to July, China steel association member enterprises achieved sales revenue of 2.43 trillion yuan, a year-on-year growth of 9.75%, but the sales cost increased 14.4%, the final profit of 123.582 billion yuan, a year-on-year decline of 23.93%.Recently released semi-annual report of listed companies also shows that most of the steel enterprises have declined performance.
According to the iron and steel association responsible person, the profit decline is mainly due to the rise in raw material prices.In the first seven months of this year, the purchasing cost of domestic iron ore rose 19.88 percent year on year, imported ore rose 29.13 percent, and scrap steel increased 10.03 percent.
It is worth noting that although the price of imported iron ore continues to rise sharply, China’s import of iron ore in July was 91.01 million tons, up 15.83 million tons, or 21.06%.At the end of July, imported iron ore port stocks rose to 116.42 million tons.
As the world’s largest steel producer and steel consumption market, China is also the world’s largest iron ore importer.However, due to the high concentration of mining enterprises and low concentration of steel enterprises, steel enterprises have been in a weak position.
In view of this, CISA believes that the current pricing mechanism has defects in maintaining the balanced development of industrial chain interests, which is not conducive to the long-term mutual benefit and win-win situation of upstream and downstream industries, and still needs to be further improved.In addition, whether there are non-supply and demand factors in the pricing mechanism is worth paying attention to.
“Recently, the trade situation has been upgraded, and the impact on the global economy is still emerging, but China has also taken a series of measures to expand consumption and stabilize growth, and steel demand is expected to remain stable.Steel companies should maintain their concentration, further control the production pace and maintain market stability.”The steel association said .


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Mechel OAO, through its subsidiaries, operates as a mining and steel company in the Russian Federation and internationally. The company operates in four segments: Mining, Steel, Ferroalloys, and Power. The Mining segment produces and sells coking and steam coal, metallurgical coal, coke, coking products, iron ore and iron ore concentrate, and limestone. This segment operates four open pit mines and three underground coal mines located in the Kuznetsky basin, near Mezhdurechensk in southwestern Siberia; two open pit mines and one underground coal mine in the Sakha Republic in eastern Siberia, as well as holds the license rights to mine the undeveloped Elga coal deposit; four mining complexes in West Virginia in the United States; and Korshunovsk, Rudnogorsk, and Tatianinsk open pit iron ore mines in the Irkutsk region in central Siberia. It also offers coal washing services. The Steel segment produces and sells semi-finished steel products; carbon and specialty long products; carbon and stainless flat products; and value-added downstream metal products, including wire products, stampings, and forgings. The Ferroalloys segment engages in the production and sale of nickel ore, low-ferrous ferronickel, ferrochrome, and ferrosilicon. The Power segment produces and sells electricity to internal and external customers. It markets electricity and heat energy from its steam coal. This segment also has interests in a power distribution company. It has a strategic partnership memorandum agreement with SAP AG. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Moscow, Russian Federation.
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Hill said three-dimensional geological models were becoming the primary tool for resource explorers looking for new mineral deposits, geothermal energy or groundwater resources, and “GSV needed to develop a consistent and systematic environment in which 3D models in a range of formats could be prepared, manipulated, stored, discovered, visualised and delivered.
“The ability to quickly and easily access 3D models is critical. These models need to be available to internal and external clients while at the same time protecting sensitive industry data.”
According to Hill, GSV manages a huge amount of geological data collected by government and industry, and existing systems for managing this information were not suitable for 3D data.
“The vision was to create a system that was the ‘first point of call’ for anyone building or requesting a model within GeoScience Victoria for use in and outside the organisation.
“Information management is integral to all GSV projects. The solution proposed by Runge and later implemented helped GeoScience Victoria move from 2D to a 3D view of geosciences information.
“Together we have implemented a 3D model management tool that brings together content-rich, standardised metadata, business processes and native model format transformation.”
According to Hill Runge developed a customised solution for GSV using mining dynamics’ core functionality, which is delivered through a web browser, and she maintained that the system had attracted interest from companies and government agencies from around Australia.
Runge mining dynamics manager, Glen Kuntz, said the company had worked closely with GSV to deliver a solution which could now be modified as processes matured and changed.


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Minecraft enthusiasts, gear up for a mining adventure like no other! In this guide, we’ll show you how to find and use Copper in Minecraft, adding a touch of mastery to your gameplay.
In Minecraft, copper is a valuable resource that can be used for crafting various items and blocks. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to find and use copper in the game:
How to Find and Use Copper in Minecraft
Finding Copper Ore:
Copper ore can be found underground between levels 0 and 63. The best chance of finding copper is between levels 4 and 63.
Use a pickaxe (stone, iron, diamond, or netherite) to mine the copper ore blocks.
Explore caves and ravines as they often expose various ores, including copper.
Bring torches to light up dark areas and prevent hostile mobs from spawning.
Mining and Collecting Copper Ore:
Use a Pickaxe:
Copper ore can only be mined with a pickaxe. Other tools, such as a shovel or axe, won’t drop copper ore.
Collect the Drops:
Break the copper ore blocks, and they will drop raw copper. Collect the raw copper by walking over it or using the collection key/button.
Smelting Raw Copper:
Craft a Furnace:
Craft a furnace using eight cobblestones. Arrange them in a square shape, leaving the center block empty Minecraft Water Elevator, in the crafting grid.
To smelt raw copper into copper ingots, you need fuel for the furnace. Use items like coal, charcoal, or wood planks as fuel.
Place Raw Copper and Fuel:
Open the furnace interface and place the raw copper in the top slot and fuel in the bottom slot.
Collect Copper Ingots:
Once smelting is complete, collect the copper ingots from the result slot.
Crafting with Copper Ingots:
Use a crafting table to craft items with copper ingots. Craft a crafting table using four wooden planks and place it in your inventory.
Craft copper blocks by placing nine copper ingots in a 3×3 crafting grid. Copper blocks are decorative and can be used for building.
Craft various items using copper ingots, such as copper tools, armor, and the lightning rod for protection against lightning strikes.
Oxidation of Copper:
Over time, copper blocks oxidize and change color. You can use a honeycomb on a copper block to wax it and prevent further oxidation.
Craft a honeycomb and right-click (or use the appropriate action button) on the copper block to wax it.
Now you know how to find, mine, and use copper in Minecraft. Whether you want to craft tools, armor, or decorative blocks, copper adds versatility to your gameplay.


JSI Rock Tools is a distinguished specialized supplier of rock drilling tools in China, serving customers in more than 70 countries. In 2017, the company is publicly listed on the China National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ).
JSI mainly produces rock drilling tools for mining, construction and related industries. Since its foundation in 1997, JSI has been striving to provide customers with fast, stable and economical solutions for rock drilling, and effectively help them reduce rock drilling cost. Now JSI has been a specialized manufacturer of rock drilling tools with integration of R&D, production, related products suppling and solution consultancy.


Purpose: To educate Cub Scouts about the resource management and development done by Kennecott at the Bingham Canyon Mine.
Requirements: Tour the Visitor Center, both inside and outside, watch the 19 minute film in the theater. Locate the following information and answer these questions:
1. Name 2 artifacts on display in front of the Visitors Center.
2. What is the height and weight of a haulage truck tire?
3. Identify five (5) minerals found in the Bingham Canyone mine.
4. When did surface mining, which resulted in open-pit mining, begin in Bingham Canyon?
5. Whose idea was surface mining and what was his profession?
6. What are the four (4) basic production steps in copper processing?
7. What important safety award did Bingham Canyon Mine employees win?
8. How much weight can the largest haulage trucks carry?
9. In addition to copper, what other metals are produced from the Bingham Canyon Mine?
10. List the six (6) major environmental programs that are important parts of Kennecott's ongoig operations.
11. What are copper's two main alloys?
12. How much copper ore is mined at Bingham Canyon every day?
13. Name the animals that exist at the mine.
14. What is the name of the original company that preceded Kennecott in the development of the Bingham Canyon Mine?
15. Name five (5) ways that copper is used in your everyday life.
16. What percentage of the copper used by the Allies during World War II was mined at Bingham Canyon?
17. Name ten (10) of the minerals or metals produced by Rio Tinto, Kennecott's parent company.
18. While viewing the Bingham Canyon Mine from the Overlook, locate the in-pit crusher and the conveyor system. How much ore is crushed daily in the in-pit crusher?
19. List five (5) minerals or metals used in the construction of a home.
20. List five (5) minerals of metals used daily in a home.
Tours available April 1 - October 31.
Hours: Every day, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (weather permitting)
Visitors Center Phone: (801) 252-3234
Entrance fee will be waived for all vehicles with Cub Scouts and leaders in uniform.
The cost is $4.00 per car.
No appointment is necessary.
The patch may be purchased at a local Scout Shop.


Tales of fabulous silver deposits have been around since the earliest days of exploration in the upper peninsula. Silver mixed but unalloyed with native copper, known as “free silver” has been brought out of the copper mines. The legends grew since most of the silver was smuggled out of the mines in the miners dinner pails.
One silver deposit did exist near the iron river just inland from Lake Superior. Bonanza Falls was named by Austin Corser in honor of his discovery of a rich pocket of silver ore in 1855. He kept this discovery secret for seventeen years because he couldn’t file a claim until a government land grant for a proposed railroad expired in 1872.
Once the discovery became public the “silver rush” was on including the establishment of the nearby town of Silver City. Early assays came in between $185. to $1,716. per ton. Unfortunately, the first silver ingot refined from the ore came out at $33. per ton. The upshot was that it would cost more to mine the silver than it was worth. The “silver rush” was over by 1876.
Then the lumber companies arrived. The Greenwood Lumber Company flourished for a while beginning in 1908 and the waterfall became known as Greenwood Falls. A forest fire wiped out most of the buildings in 1921 and now there are no buildings remaining, nature has reclaimed everything. In 1998 this spot was named a heritage site.


Gold Reef City
Gold Reef City is a theme park based on the gold fields and their history. It includes an open-air museum with many historic buildings of a 19th century mining town. Obviously there are also a lot of rides, restaurants, and even some casinos.
Gold Reef City is built on the grounds of the original Crown Mines. The buildings and part of the mine, mine shaft no 14 is included into the theme park. Actually it was the 13th shaft but they skipped this number due to superstition. Visitors are equipped with a helmet and a miners lamp with its big battery pack. Then the tour goes down the shaft with a cage, a mine elevator, to the 220 meters level. This is the top level of the mine, which once reached a depth of 3,293m.
The Crown Mines are among the earliest and most important mining works along the Main Gold Reef of Johannesburg.
The Tour at a Glance


Tom is the Technical Sales Engineer for wet processing, including sand processing, fines recovery and water treatment for both solid/liquid separation and fines dewatering. He has been with Paschal Associates since 2007 and serves customers throughout the contiguous United States. Prior to his joining the Paschal Team, Tom worked for a few large polymer sales companies and through them received significant, proprietary training and certifications. In addition, he spent a brief period of time in production management for privately owned aggregate company.
As one of very few industry professionals who have been focused on both the treatment and equipment side of the fines recovery and water treatment for 25 years, Tom’s expertise is customized equipment and water treatment specialty chemical packages; more specifically, designing a means to reduce plant operating costs by defining the entire fines recovery and water treatment process. This includes modeling based on Paschal’s extensive library of field experience and data and determining capital equipment and operating costs, a process that is inclusive with the latest practical and proven equipment and processes.
“I enjoy the diversity of our customers’ facilities and needs, as well as the challenge of staying current with the latest practical technology in our industry. Being able to apply that technology to achieve production and efficiency goals is very rewarding. I think the future holds questions about the economics of handling waste fines, liabilities surrounding traditional means of property slurry/water systems, and how we will work within agency restrictions to utilize new methods and processes.”
The Pennsylvania State University
B.S. – Mining Engineering
member of SME – Society for Mining Metallurgy and Exploration


Africa West Minerals Corp. (the "Company") presents a progress report on its gold projects in Africa. The Company has recently negotiated earn-in agreements on two gold projects and has signed a Memorandum of Understanding on a third. Company assets lie in the West African country of Liberia and in Kenya and Tanzania, East Africa. Africa West is a company focused on identifying, acquiring and vending superior exploration and development projects.
Kanweaken Project, Liberia West Africa
An agreement was signed with Providence Capital in July 2009, whereby Providence may earn up to 60% of the project. Africa West had undertaken extensive regional exploration in Eastern Liberia during recent years resulting in the retention of 250 square kilometres of gold prospective ground in the Kanweaken area.
Mineralization located to date consists of both alluvial and eluvial gold. The geological setting is permissive for the location of gold deposits similar to those found in adjacent parts of West Africa, such as those in the Ashanti gold fields of Ghana, or in the Birimian of Guinea, Ivory Coast and Mali. Deposit models for this style of mineralization are typically referred to as greenstone-hosted gold, intrusion related gold or syn-orogenic gold deposits.
Ngira Migori Gold Project, Kenya East Africa
Red Rock Resources, PLC has agreed to earn in to 70% of the Ngira Migori gold project.
The 320 square kilometre Ngira-Migori property is located in the Migori Archean greenstone belt in southern Kenya, within 25 kilometres of the Tanzanian border. The project is adjacent to the former gold, silver and copper producing Macalder Mine, which operated between 1941 and 1963. Previous exploration work at Ngira-Migori has included reconnaissance geological mapping and soil sampling over the central portion of the property where current artisanal mining is taking place. The soil sampling has indicated several areas of gold in soil anomalies. Mineralization in this area is characterized by gold in quartz reefs as well as gold associated with massive to disseminated sulphides. The lithology of the area includes greywacke, tuffaceous volcanics and Banded Iron Formation. Surface grab sampling at two of the mineralized reefs returned from 30ppb to 16.7 gAu/t (grams of gold per tonne).
Rosterman Gold Mine, Kenya East Africa
Under a recent MOU signed with Equatorial Mining Ltd, owned by Maris Africa, a UK managed African investment fund. ( http://www.mariscapital.co.uk/maris-africa-fund), Equatorial will evaluate the extensive surface tailings left from the former producing Rosterman Gold Mine. Africa West Minerals owns 100% of the Rosterman Mine which was acquired from the Government of Kenya in 2008.
The Rosterman Mine operated between 1935 and 1953 and recovered over 250,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 13.6 gAu/t. It is believed that close to 600,000 tonnes of tailings material resides on surface. Equatorial is currently drilling the tailings area in a systematic manner to better evaluate the contained tonnage and grade. Equatorial will have three years to develop and rehabilitate the Rosterman Mine tailings. If Equatorial proceeds with the program to recover the gold in the tailings, Africa West will receive a 5% Net Smelter Royalty.
Bukura and Sigalagala Gold Properties, Kenya East Africa
These two 100% owned properties have a combined size of 48 square kilometres and are in close proximity to the Rosterman Gold Mine property. The 2 areas contain over ten colonial mine sites that exploited gold between 1930 and 1950. Most of these sites had developed shafts and extensive underground workings. The geology in this Kakamega greenstone region of Kenya is Archean aged with a structural setting similar to the Abitibi in Canada. Africa West Minerals is in the process of documenting the historical data associated with the colonial aged mines. The Bukura and Sigalagala licences represent excellent prospects for a potential earn-in partner.
Ugunja Option, Kenya East Africa
The 823 square kilometre Ugunja licence is located at the western edge of the Kakamega greenstone belt, adjacent to the border with Uganda. This area contains similar geology and structure as the Rosterman Mine, located 25km to the east. Previous work on the Ugunja Licence includes local soil and termite mound sampling which has identified several areas of anomalous gold. The eastern half of the project area represents the highest priority for further soil sampling, mapping and trenching. This large project area requires a $200,000 2 phase program to define drill targets.
Sotik Application, Kenya East Africa
The Sotik project is a 483 square kilometre property that is in application with the Kenya Government. The project area lies on the eastern edge of the Nyanzan Greenstone belt in Southern Kenya. This project area has not seen any modern exploration and requires a first phase regional mapping and sampling program to prioritize any follow-up work.
Nyakagwe Project, Tanzania East Africa
The Nyakagwe Gold Project is located 6km north west of Barrick's Bulyankhulu Gold Mine and contiguous with Lakota Resources' Tembo Project. Africa West Minerals, through their wholly owned subsidiary Gold Rim Exploration Inc. is earning 100% of the Nyakagwe project by bringing the property to the Mining Licence category. The project consists of 46 Primary Mining Licences that have been put together by a local artisanal mining cooperative. A prospecting licence has recently been granted adjacent to and surrounding the Nyakagwe group which will increase the landholdings in an extremely strategic area.
A 1400m Aircore and RC drilling program was completed in 2008 that confirmed gold mineralized quartz reefs at depth. Hole NY012 intersected quartz reef from 22m to 26m down the hole and returned 7.03 gAu/t over 4 meters including 17.75 gAu/t over 1 meter.
"Africa West is well positioned with what we believe are quality gold projects in three lower risk African countries," comments Jim Gillis, President. "Africa West provides a great opportunity, for companies that are not yet exposed to African gold projects, to participate through a JV or earn-in arrangement."
The technical content of this news release has been prepared under the supervision of Jeffrey Ackert who is a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101
For additional information, please contact:
James T. Gillis, President
Telephone: (250) 314-0186
Jeffrey S. Ackert, VP Business Development and Exploration
Telephone: (613) 851-7699
This news release contains certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements. Forward looking statements are statements that are not historical facts and are generally, but not always, identified by the words "expects", "plans", "anticipates", "believes", "intends", "estimates", "projects", "potential" and similar expressions, or that events or conditions "will", "would", "may", "could" or "should" occur. Although Africa West believes the expectations expressed in such forward- looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results may differ materially from those in forward looking statements. Forward looking statements are based on the beliefs, estimates and opinions of Africa West's management on the date the statements are made. Africa West undertakes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements in the event that management's beliefs, estimates or opinions, or other factors, should change, except as required by law.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.


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Name & Surname Wayne E.
Date of Birth January
Residential /Permanent Location East London, South Africa
Nationality South African
Marital Status Married
Contact Numbers + Telephone
Education & Training
• B.Com Business Management & Information Systems University of South Africa April
Operational Management & Procurement, Accounting, Auditing, Statistics, Information Systems
• General Management, Procurement and Operations Diploma –
University of South Africa June
• Computer Systems & Operations Diploma – Computer Users Council, August
• Matric Cambridge High School, East London, South Africa
• Over the years I have gained extensive experience managing technology for a number of mining
companies, technical and service companies. Managed systems, applications, services, operations,
directed systems development and implementation of systems.
• Highly skilled in Technology, IT Management, Project Management, Business/Systems Analysis,
Development /Programming and Operations, including, strategy, leadership, managing staff, service
delivery, various systems, infrastructure and information management
• My time spent in the mining sector has given me considerable experience and knowledge
in delivering diverse business solutions and services to the many disciplines within the mining
environment. I have worked with Electrical, Mining and Civil Engineers, Geologists, Surveyors, Mine
planners, Metallurgists, Finance, Supply and HR staff, variety of consultants, many different suppliers,
contractors, Maintenance staff and others.
• I have learnt through my experience the importance of the human interface in any business. I enjoy
Coaching, mentoring and empowering individuals. Creating teams of individuals to develop,
implement and maintain excellent solutions for the business.
• I am more than familiar with the core business operations of Finance, Human resources,
Supply full supply chain.
• I understand mining and mining systems and familiar with underground and open pit
operations, concentrator through to refinery, logistics and sales.
• I have worked with all levels of management within a corporation to deliver innovative
solutions and services.
• I am passionate in delivering “team” solutions which have a positive impact on a business, ensuring
increasing efficiencies , with robust , stable and scalable platforms for future growth
• I will enjoy being part of a business that are looking for someone to direct, lead, establish, develop
and manage an IT related business unit.
• years in the Mining Industry Base Metals, Gold ,Platinum, Iron ,Cobalt in Botswana, Zambia,
South Africa, Ivory Coast, Australia, Sierra Leone
• Open pit and Underground
• Extensive Knowledge and experience of the Mining process from Exploration to Sales &
• Exploration: Worked with exploration management and teams, delivering systems to manage drilling
operations & sample data.
• Mining Technical/ Ore scheduling Geology, Survey, Planning
o Worked with geologists, surveyors and planners, introducing software solutions for Mine Design
& geological modelling
o Developed a Dynamic ore reserve system
• Mining Production
o Designed , developed & implemented a comprehensive mining production system
o Provision of data on all activities
o Software controls to govern availability & utilization
o Mining methods – drill & blast, stopes, development ends, cut & backfill etc
o Mining machinery & workshops
• Ore Delivery
o Worked with mine owned & contractors
o solutions to manage ore haulage via road and rail
o Fleet management & asset utilisation data
• Ore Preparation Concentrator Plant, crushing, grinding, milling, floatation
o Implemented, enhanced and maintained plant control systems SCADA
• Ore Processing Smelter, Refinery: Implemented, enhanced and maintained plant control systems
• Assay management and LIMS experience
• Metal accounting and metal balancing
• Sales & Logistics , shipping, transportation and related commercial operations
o Introduced software solutions to administer contracts and manage documentation
o Collaboration, tracking , contract administration, statistics
o Tracking via road , rail and sea to foreign port
• Developed and implemented a Mining Company information management system
• Integrating all inputs and outputs from all business processing units & activities
• Implemented, enhanced and maintained asset management and maintenance systems mine wide.
• Implemented, enhanced and maintained project control and accounting systems
• years in the IT Industry
• Mining, Manufacturing, Service and Leisure Industries
• Extensive knowledge and experience of all aspects of IT Management & Operations
• Knowledge and experience of the business processes of service departments; Finance, I.T., HR,
Procurement / Inventory full supply chain, Safety, Security, Risk, Environment, Quality and Health.
• Business Applications: Enterprise Resource Planning ERP: Successful implementations,
Conversions and upgrades.
• Enterprise Asset management EAM: Greenfield Full EAM implementation. Gold mine in West Africa
• Finance, Supply, HR: EBusiness Procurement automate the procurement process, Tenders,
RFQ’s, PO’s etc.
• Maintenance CMMS
• Vehicle Tracking
• Access Control
• Time and attendance
• Payroll processing integration with Finance & HR
• Telephone Billing & Management
• Reporting Solutions & services
• SHEQ Systems
• Security incident management system
• Mine wide operational budget development & reporting
• Medical / Clinic operations
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KGL Completes Over 5200 M of a Planned 10 000 M Drilling Programme, and Soil Sampling Defines Prospect Extensions as Well as New Targets Within a 5 Km of the NI 43-101 Adumbi Gold Resource in the NE DRC
TORONTO, Aug. 22, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kilo Goldmines Ltd. ("KGL" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:KGL) (FRANKFURT:02K) is pleased to announce that it has completed 27 holes and 5200 m of its 10 000 m, 2012 diamond drilling programme. Drilling commenced in April 2012 on the Manzako and Kitenge Prospects and once complete, drill rigs (two) will move to the Senegal and Canal Prospects. The aforementioned prospects fall within a 5 km radius of KGL's NI 43-101, 1.87 Mozt Adumbi Resource, and collectively form the Imbo project. The Imbo Project resides on one (PE9691) of the eight properties that KGL has exploitation rights for, and forms part of the greater Somituri Project.
- 2 holes completed to targeted depth along the +2200 m long Manzako Prospect
- 15 holes completed to targeted depth along the +1500 m long Kitenge Prospect
- Ten holes planned along 1.7 km Senegal Prospect
- Fourteen holes planned along >600 m of the Canal Prospect
- Altered volcanic and metasedimentary rocks hosting mineralization in shear zones and quartz veins have been intersected.
- The northwest-trending Manzako gold-in-soils zone is continuous over at least a 2.3 km strike length and covers 12.5 ha.
- The combined northwest-trending Kitenge-Senegal gold-in-soils zones cover 42.7 ha over a 2.6 km strike length.
- Virtually untested new potential is now identified over 14.42 ha between the northwest-trending Manzako and Kitenge gold-in-soil zones where more than 10 northwest-trending gold-in-soil targets have been discovered.
Wide spaced (160 m) and shallow (Less than 200 vertical m) drilling is targeting northwest – southeast trending gold bearing shear zones, namely Manzako, Kitenge, Senegal and Canal that have been, in part at least, the subject of colonial-era as well as current artisanal exploitation, see Figure 1. Additional gold-in-soil anomalies have been delineated between areas currently being drill tested.
Alex van Hoeken, President and CEO of Kilo stated:
"Our systematic approach to exploration is yielding exciting results. Combined with the geophysics survey the target area sizes of the prospects around Adumbi have increased. We look forward to receiving the drill assay results to confirm the potential of additional ounces. Current drilling at 160 m interval, is focused on evaluating four prospects within close proximity of the Adumbi Prospect and KGL?s objective is to define at a high level; the potential of increasing the size of the Imbo Project Resource Base. The Company remains very positive that this objective will be realized."
The mafic volcanic hosted Manzako Prospect was mined for gold from surface and underground workings during the Colonial-period in the 1940's and 1950's. A steeply northeast dipping, northwest trending gold bearing structure has been mapped using these Belgian workings over at least 2.8 km. Elevated and anomalous gold-in-soil zones are continuous on all sampled lines, over the same length covering 20.3 ha. In addition, a number of less extensive parallel gold bearing structures are present. The Manzako Prospect is open for extension by mapping and soil geochemical surveys at both ends of its presently determined 2.8 km length.
Current drilling is focused on a 1600 m strike length with 160 m spaced drill holes drilling towards the southwest. In addition, several parallel structures are being tested with one hole. To date, 12 holes have been completed to the targeted depth, delivering some 2270 m of drill core. Mineralized sheared volcanics with quartz veining have been intersected. Summaries of assay results will be reported as they become available.
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The Iron ore deposit in Kudremukh was one of the largest in the world. M/s National Mineral Development Corporation undertook the preliminary investigation of the surrounding areas in Kudremukh in 1960s. Government of Iran financed for the project to buy back the finished product. However Iran withdrawn from the project due to its internal problem. Later Government of India completed the project.
As a diversification measure Company commissioned high grade pelletization plant in Mangaluru. As a value addition Blast Furnace Unit was established.
Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Limited, under the Ministry of Steel and Mines was established on 2nd April 1976 to develop mine and plant facilities to produce Iron Ore Concentrate from low grade Magnetite ore.
The Magnetite Iron Ore concentrate mined and beneficiated at the captive mines of Kudremukh was used for pellet making for more than three decades till December 2005. KIOCL had stopped its mining operations at Kudremukh with effect from 01.01.2006 in pursuant to Hon'ble Supreme Court's Judgment, as the area was declared National Park.


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Thus, in order to unlock its mining potential, Africa should overcome the obstacles that hamper the development of the industry. Mining engineers working overseas are likely to be on site for up to three months, followed by a period of two weeks' leave, which they can spend elsewhere.
To offer incentives to the mining industry, the Minerals and Mining Law was passed in Other methods include shrinkage stope miningwhich is mining upward, creating a sloping underground room, long wall miningwhich is grinding a long ore surface underground, and room and pillar mining, which is removing ore from rooms while leaving pillars in place to support the roof of the room.
Electricity is typically generated with diesel generators. One indicator of the scale of decline was that byonly four gold mines were operating in Ghana, compared with eighty in Tailings, which are usually produced as a slurryare most commonly dumped into ponds made from naturally existing valleys.
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Inthe company conducted a 1,km2 three-dimensional 3-D survey to evaluate the potential of the block. The key issues that were addressed at the Lekgotla were: Chief among them is the still low base of the mining activity. Is there hidden treasure in the mining industry?
By Michael Birshan, Guillaume Decaix, Nelson Ferreira, and Harry Robinson. Is there hidden treasure in the mining industry? Building a picture of the industry’s prospects Equity prices are down The metals and mining industry has a history of large swings in capital-market performance.
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ABB Unveils Fast-Track Solution to All-Electric Mines
Amongst the new portfolio of solutions is the Ability™ eMine FastCharge, which it claims is the world’s "fastest and most powerful charging system".
ABB has launched ABB Ability™ eMine, a portfolio of solutions to help accelerate the move towards a zero-carbon mine. The company has also unveiled the piloting of the ABB Ability™ eMine FastCharge, which it claims is the world’s “fastest and most powerful charging system”, designed to interface with all makes of electric mining haul trucks.
eMine™ comprises a portfolio of electrification technologies from mine to port and is integrated with digital applications and services to monitor and optimize energy usage. It can electrify any mining equipment across hoisting, grinding, hauling and material handling.
eMine™ further provides design planning and thinking to maximize the value of electrification, helping to design the hauling process in the most optimized way with electrical solutions that match mine constraints and help meet production targets. By fully integrating electrification and digital systems from the mine to the port, ABB says eMine™ further “reduces overall costs and improves mine performance while significantly lowering environmental impact”.
From 2022, it will include the new ABB Ability™ eMine FastCharge which provides high-power electric charging for haul trucks and is currently in the pilot phase. It also incorporates the ABB Ability™ eMine Trolley System which can reduce diesel consumption by up to 90 per cent, significantly lowering energy costs and environmental impact.
“The global mining industry is undergoing one of the most significant and important transformations of our generation – and that is to become zero-carbon”, said Max Luedtke, Global Head of Mining at ABB. “ABB Ability™ eMine is an exciting milestone to help convert existing mining operations from fossil fuel energy to all-electric. Mines can become even more energy efficient with vastly reduced levels of CO₂ emissions, while at the same time staying competitive and ensuring high productivity”.
ABB states that the eMine™ FastCharge can “serve as a cornerstone of the transition to fully electrified mines across the industry” since the automated solution is being designed for the “harshest environments, can be installed anywhere and can charge any electric truck without human intervention at up to 600kW”.
The product’s charging capability is the highest power available to minimize the downtime of mobile assets, with some cases able to reach a “suitable state of charge” within 15 minutes. However, the company note the charging time will depend on the battery capacity onboard the haul truck and the operational profile. With eMine™, ABB is extending its capabilities to the electrification of mining trucks and technologies for the full mining process.
You can find more information about ABB and its new ABB Ability™ eMine portoflio of solutions on its website.
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Implementing prefab steel mining structures is a strategic decision that can significantly benefit mining projects. These structures offer durability, cost-effectiveness, and scalability, making them an ideal choice for the mining industry. However, successful implementation requires careful planning and execution. This article will discuss the key steps and considerations for successfully implementing a prefab steel mining building for mining projects.
Assess Project Requirements
- The first step in implementing prefab steel mining structures is to assess the specific requirements of the mining project.
- Consider factors like the size and layout of the site, the nature of mining operations, and the project’s expected duration. By understanding the project requirements, you can determine the type and size of prefab steel structures needed, ensuring they align with the project’s objectives.
Engage with Experienced Suppliers
- Collaborate with experienced prefab steel structure suppliers for successful implementation.
- Research and identify reputable suppliers with a record of delivering high-quality mining structures.
- Engage in thorough discussions with suppliers to understand their capabilities, expertise, and the range of prefab steel structures they offer.
- Evaluate their ability to customize designs, meet project timelines, and provide on-site installation support.
Customization and Design
- Customization is vital in implementing prefab steel mining structures. Work closely with the supplier to design structures that meet the specific needs of your mining project.
- Consider factors such as functional requirements, site conditions, safety regulations, and environmental considerations.
- Optimize the design to maximize space utilization, ensure efficient workflow, and provide a safe working environment for mining personnel.
Obtain Necessary Permits and Approvals
- Before installing prefab steel mining structures, obtain the necessary permits and approvals from relevant regulatory bodies.
- Engage with local authorities to ensure compliance with zoning regulations, building codes, safety standards, and environmental requirements.
Site Preparation and Foundation
- Proper site preparation and foundation are critical for successfully implementing prefab steel mining structures.
- Clear the designated area, level the ground, and address soil stabilization or drainage requirements.
- Consult with structural engineers to determine the appropriate foundation system based on soil conditions and the weight-bearing capacity needed for the structures.
- Ensure the site is ready to receive the prefab steel structures before delivery.
Efficient Installation and Construction
- To optimize efficiency during the installation and construction phase, ensure effective project management.
- Coordinate with the prefab steel structure supplier to schedule the delivery and installation of the components.
- Prioritize safety measures during the installation process to protect workers and prevent accidents.
- Regularly monitor the progress to identify any issues or delays and address them promptly.
Integration and Functional Considerations
- Consider integrating the prefab steel mining structures with necessary utilities and systems such as electricity, plumbing, ventilation, and communication networks.
- Ensure that these systems are compatible with the prefab structures and meet the operational requirements of the mining project.
- Collaborate with relevant experts and contractors to ensure seamless integration and functionality of the structures within the mining site.
Ongoing Maintenance and Monitoring
- Once the prefab steel mining structures are implemented, establish a maintenance and monitoring plan to ensure long-term performance.
- Regularly inspect the structures for wear, damage, or corrosion.
- Implement a proactive maintenance program that includes routine cleaning, repairs, and upgrades.
- Monitor the structures’ performance and address any issues promptly to maximize their lifespan and functionality.
In conclusion, successfully implementing a prefab steel mining building requires careful consideration, collaboration, and adherence to industry standards. By embracing these structures and leveraging their advantages, mining companies can enhance their project efficiency, scalability, and overall success. As the mining industry continues to evolve, steel structures are a valuable asset for mining projects worldwide.


Chapter 18.01 - Mineral Deposits
18.01.010 Protection of commercial mineral deposits
Any property within the city, or proposed for annexation to the city, located within an area designated in the Colorado Geological Survey Atlas of Sand, Gravel, and Quarry Aggregate Resources Colorado Front Range Counties, Revised 1975, as containing mineral deposits for which an application is made for zoning, rezoning, platting, variance, or other official city action, which, if granted, would permit the use of the property in a manner that would interfere with the present or future extraction by an extractor of a commercial mineral deposit, as such term is defined in Colorado Revised Statutes 1973, Section 34-1-302(1), shall be subject to the following requirements:
A. The applicant for such action shall file with the Director of the Department of Planning, Permits and Public Works as part of its application, a written statement from the Colorado Geological Survey that the property, or that portion which is to be developed in a manner that would preclude extraction, does not contain commercial mineral deposits.
B. No official action or inaction shall be taken by the city on any application which, if granted, would preclude the extraction of commercial mineral deposits in violation of state law. (Ord. O-91-59 § 22, 1991; Ord. O-82-163 § 1, 1982).


The begining of steel production in northern Slovenia dates back to the 17th Century. Over the years, the high grade specialty steel production has been upgraded with finalization of steels into end-products such as rolls, knives and equipment for metallurgical and other industries which are exported all over the world. Kolding d.o.o. founded in 1993 countinues this tradition.
Since its foundation the company Kolding has developed into a renowned producer of high quality rolls, wear&spare parts and other metallurgical equipment. Besides Metallurgy we are active also in other industries such as Energy, Mining and Engineering. The production is carried out in completely new production facilities under high degree of precision, following the highest production and environmental standards. With constant improvement, our products and staff are becoming better and our production range is expanding.
If you’re looking for demanding components or products with strictest tolerances based on forgings, you have landed on the right webpage. Our products will certainly meet your requirements to provide good solutions for your metallurgical equipment and also for many other industries.