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Nigeria Set to Launch $800M Lithium Processing Plants Funded by China

Nigeria stands on the precipice of a transformative journey as it prepares to launch two major lithium processing plants this year. This initiative marks a significant departure from the country’s traditional reliance on raw mineral exports, signaling a commitment to enhancing domestic value addition. This ambitious plan was unveiled by Nigeria’s Mining Minister, Dele Alake, who shared the exciting news that a significant $600 million lithium processing facility is set to be inaugurated near the Kaduna-Niger border within…

South African Authorities Permit Food and Water for Illegal Miners Waiting for Processing

The task force known as Operation Vala Umgodi, part of the South African Police Service operating in the North West province, has reiterated its plea for illegal miners who remain underground to resurface. Currently, law enforcement is engaged in a tense standoff with a significant number of illegal miners who find themselves stuck in an abandoned mining shaft. In response to the situation, police have effectively sealed off the entry points that these miners use to bring in supplies. As a result, these individuals are now…

Italy Justifies Halting Visa Processing in Somalia

Italy Justifies Visa Suspension in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia - Italy has staunchly defended its recent decision to cease issuing visas in Somalia, attributing the hold-up to 'administrative issues' that are currently being sorted out by officials in an effort to bring stability back to the process. Pier Mario Dacco Coppi, Italy's ambassador to Somalia, dismissed rumors that the visa halt was linked to the shifting political scene in Somalia—a country building new alliances amid sovereignty concerns related to Ethiopia.…

[Série] Côte d’Ivoire, the world chief in cashew nut manufacturing, is embarking on processing

Lower than 15 days earlier than the primary spherical of the Ivory Coast presidential election, this week RFI is providing you a sequence of 5 studies from Africa and the economic system. First half on Monday: The best way to make Ivorian cashew extra aggressive and, particularly, to overcome the British and European markets? That was the topic of a debate that befell on Friday 16 October in Abidjan.…

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