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Eastport’s Botswana Uranium Hunt Grows Bigger Than Expected

The Eastport Critical Minerals Corp. (TSXV: EVI; OTCQB: EVIIF) has expanded its drilling programme at the Foley Uranium Project in Botswana after Phase 1 results revealed a mineralised system considerably larger than initially anticipated. The project sits immediately north of Lotus Resources’ Letlhakane deposit, one of the world’s largest undeveloped …

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Botswana Pivots to Agri-Industrialization to Break Diamond Dependency

GABORONE – The Government of Botswana is aggressively accelerating its economic diversification agenda, positioning the agricultural sector as the primary engine to shield the national economy from the volatility of global diamond markets. Under the Botswana Economic Transformation Programme (BETP), the landlocked nation aims to triple agriculture’s contribution to Gross …

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Closing the skills gap: how WearCheck training boosts asset reliability

In workshops, plants and pits across Southern Africa, the craft of machinery maintenance is changing faster than many teams can keep up with. Ever-tightening production targets, increasingly complex asset fleets, and the rising cost of getting maintenance wrong all contribute to industrial inefficiency. Often, the people charged with keeping mission-critical …

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One Bullion’s Botswana Gold Push Gathers Pace

A junior miner with an unusually large footprint on one of southern Africa’s most prospective greenstone belts is preparing to put its geological thesis to the test. One Bullion (TSXV: OBUL; OTCPL: OBULF) is weeks away from launching geophysical surveys across its Maitengwe and Vumba projects in Botswana, with each …

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ArcelorMittal Expansion to Lift Liberia Iron Ore Output

Liberia’s iron ore production is expected to triple in 2026 as expansion projects led by ArcelorMittal gather pace, marking one of the most significant scale-ups in the country’s post-war mining history. The Minister of Mines and Energy Matenokay Tingban revealed recently that output could reach 30 million metric tonnes this …

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