Philippines Prioritizes Minerals; South Africa Faces Oil Waste Challenges
The Philippines has declared all critical mineral projects as national priorities to enhance domestic production. Concurrently, South African businesses grapple with hazardous used oil waste, highlighting the need for effective management practices in the industry.
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The Philippines has identified all critical mineral projects as national priorities to address global demand and boost local industry. In South Africa, businesses produce millions of liters of used oil annually, classified as hazardous waste, which poses significant environmental risks if not managed properly.
Meanwhile, Ongwe Minerals is pursuing gold opportunities in Namibia, asserting the country's potential for substantial production growth. Additionally, Fortuna Metals targets rutile and graphite production in Malawi by 2029, aiming for accelerated project timelines. Cementation Africa is experiencing high activity levels due to rising demand for critical minerals, while Redpath Mining South Africa recently contributed to the opening of the world's deepest raise-bored shaft for Northam Platinum Holdings.
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