Latest African Minerals News

Sabre Resources has received Northern Territory government approval to drill up to 5,000 metres at Kurundi North, targeting high-potential copper-gold systems analogous to Tennant Creek. The program awaits shareholder approval of a major acquisition and aims to unlock value in a resurging mineral province.

Lion Rock Minerals has brought in a seasoned leadership team from Sierra Rutile to spearhead development at its Minta Rutile and Monazite Project in Cameroon, supported by a $2 million capital raise.

Fortuna Metals has reported exceptional rutile soil sampling results from its Mkanda and Kampini projects in Malawi, revealing extensive high-grade anomalies analogous to the world-class Kasiya deposit. The company aims to define a maiden rutile resource by mid-2026 following ongoing drilling programs.

Askari Metals has successfully closed an oversubscribed rights issue raising approximately $1.6 million to accelerate exploration at its promising Nejo Gold and Copper Project in Ethiopia and the Uis Project in Namibia.

Askari Metals has secured a major foothold in Ethiopia’s Arabian-Nubian Shield through the acquisition of the Nejo Gold and Copper Project, setting the stage for a high-impact exploration campaign supported by a new capital raise.

Tempest Minerals reports significant progress at its Yalgoo iron deposit and Mount Magnet gold projects, with new drilling programs and promising targets identified.

Askari Metals is gearing up for a pivotal shareholder meeting to approve its Ethiopian gold and copper acquisition, while restructuring debt and expanding European investor outreach.

Askari Metals is advancing its African exploration strategy with detailed field campaigns targeting tin, tantalum, and gold mineralisation in Namibia and Ethiopia, while evaluating strategic acquisitions to bolster its portfolio.

Mineral Commodities Ltd faces a buyer default on its Skaland sale while advancing negotiations to fully acquire the Munglinup Graphite Project, amidst operational and financial challenges.

Askari Metals has raised $750,000 through a placement to advance its tin, tantalum, and gold projects in Namibia and Ethiopia, positioning itself for growth in African mineral exploration.

Tempest Minerals has made significant progress on its Remorse iron deposit in Western Australia, initiating metallurgical studies and signing a strategic MOU with Green Steel. The company also announced a capital raising plan to support ongoing exploration and development.

Tyranna Resources reports promising diamond drilling results at its Namibe Lithium Project in Angola, intersecting well-mineralised spodumene pegmatites and high-grade pollucite. The company is advancing exploration with plans for further drilling and new prospecting titles.