The piece “Paladin struggles with US$480million debt” featured below was initially published in Malawi’s Mining & Trade Review Issue Number 29 2015 that is circulating this September 2015. The full edition is available for download here. This […]
In February, nuclear physics engineer Bruno Chareyron visited Malawi’s Kayelekera Uranium Mine to collect water samples and to provide feedback on radiation monitoring conducted in May 2012. He was invited by the Natural Resources Justice […]
Update 7 January 2015: Paladin announced today that following a storm on 5 January there has been some “minor storm damage” at the mine: A 20-minute, high-intensity storm resulted in some 25mm […]
The Reserve Bank of Malawi has forecast that Malawi’s mining sector will shrink this year while all other sectors will grow. This analysis was made during the second Monetary Policy Committee […]
At the beginning of February, operations at Malawi’s largest mine were suspended. Paladin Africa Ltd was accused a month later by the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) of […]
Paladin Africa Limited, a subsidiary of Australia-based Paladin Energy, announced earlier today that production has been suspended at Kayelekera uranium mine in Karonga District, northern Malawi. This involves placing the operation […]
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 […]
