Harnessing mining’s potential requires urgent implementation of global best practices, without losing sight of what is best for the country. The post What do next year’s changes to the mining tax regime actually mean for Zambians? appeared first on Miningreview.com.
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The pandemic has catalysed businesses to increase reliance on Industry 4.0, and particularly IIOT, in order to maintain business continuity. The post Pandemic spurs on IIoT in mining appeared first on Miningreview.com.
As mines across mature and drilling becomes harder, technology will extend mine life by enabling existing resources to be maximised. The post The future of mining: How do we ensure technology is embraced? appeared first on Miningreview.com.
It highlights IWiM’s progress and achievements across three key pillars: an Industry Change Agent, WIM Champion and Diversity Trend Setter. The post IWiM releases inaugural impact report appeared first on Miningreview.com.
The two SRCs will focus their fundamental research on the themes of RTIMS and SATCAP respectively, and will begin their work in early 2022. The post Two new mining research centres at Wits Mining Institute appeared first on Miningreview.com.
Meaning ‘pavement’ in French, the term Pavé refers to a setting style rather than an actual type or cut of stone. Within this style, there are different settings that fall under the pavé umbrella. Pavé diamonds are held in place by metal beads that are barely visible in order to create a seamless effect. Most pavé diamonds are actually called melee (pronounced like belly); melee is a collection of diamonds that weigh than ⅕ carat, or 0.2ct.
