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(8 articles)Mining boom drives $155bn African infrastructure upgrade
Mining developments across sub-Saharan Africa are catalyzing massive infrastructure investments, with the OECD projecting $155 billion in required upgrades to ports, rail, and road networks over the n
Half-Height Container Demand Set to Surge Through 2035
The half-height container market is positioned for substantial growth through 2035, driven by accelerating demand from the mining and construction sectors. These specialized containers, optimized for
Super El Niño threatens to upend Latin American supply chains
A severe El Niño weather pattern is forecast to create significant disruption across Latin American supply chains, particularly affecting agriculture, mining, and hydroelectric power generation. The r
Logistics Bottlenecks Disrupt Mining Operations Globally
Mining operations worldwide are increasingly vulnerable to logistics disruptions that cascade through supply chains. When transportation infrastructure, whether ports, rail networks, or road systems,
Norden Partners with REMINAC Miners via MoU Agreement
Norden, a global shipping and logistics company, has formalized a strategic partnership with REMINAC through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This agreement signals an expansion of Norden's presen
Metro Mining Sets Record Q2 2026 Bauxite Shipments
Metro Mining has announced record-breaking bauxite shipments for Q2 2026, signaling strong production momentum and robust global demand for the raw material used in aluminum refining. This achievement
Zimbabwe Shifts Chrome, Ferrochrome to Rail to Reduce Road Freight
Zimbabwe is implementing a strategic shift from road-based transportation to rail freight for its chrome and ferrochrome exports, a move designed to optimize logistics costs and improve supply chain e
Logistics Provider Successfully Delivers Critical Mine Pump
A logistics provider has completed the delivery of a mine pump, highlighting the specialized transport requirements within the mining equipment supply chain. While the article provides limited detail,