Malawi must “dangle exciting deals to mining investors” to increase mining’s contribution to the country’s national income, according to Alistair Stephens, Managing Director of company Globe Metals and Mining that […]
In 9 months, Malawi will give birth to its next president. In the upcoming May 2014 tripartite elections, Malawians will go to the polls to vote for ward councillors, members […]
This week, Paramount Chief Kyungu for Karonga District, northern Malawi, criticised the Government of Malawi for awarding licences to mining companies without consulting communities, “the owners of the land”. Kyungu […]
Reblogged from : Malawi’s mining future hangs in the balance. Sharon Saylor LILONGWE, MALAWI – Known as the warm heart of Africa, Malawi, an undiversified, agriculture-driven economy, is home to […]
Paladin Energy announced today that a Malawian employee, Khwima Phiri, has died at Kayelekera uranium mine in Karonga, Malawi. He was employed in the mine’s engineering workshop and died yesterday […]
Paladin Energy’s subsidiary Paladin Africa has recorded a 20 percent increase in production compared to last year at the mining company’s Kayelekera Uranium Project in northern Malawi. According to Paladin’s […]
When the Governments of Tanzania and Malawi presented their position papers on the disputed territory of Lake Malawi (known as Lake Nyasa in Tanzania) to the Africa Forum of former […]
The Australian mining company Paladin Energy and its subsidiaries along with the Malawi-based Kayelekera Uranium Project, in which it has an 85% stake, were the subject of much discussion this […]
In March, we blogged that the Board of Directors of Globe Metals & Mining had postponed a decision to give the go-ahead for the Kanyika Niobium Project in Mzimba because of ongoing […]
Malawi’s largest mine. Kayelekera Uranium Mine operated by Paladin Africa Limited in Karonga, Northern Malawi. -9.996408, 33.700476. Paladin Africa Limited, a subsidiary of the Australian mining company Paladin Energy Limited, […]
