Special rescue camera discovers hundreds of illegal miners trapped down 1.6 mile mineshaft since November
Rights groups say the South African police cut off food and water supplies to starve the miners out, resulting in at least 87 ...
Associated Press15h
South African miner describes horrors for those who spent months underground
An all-formats team reported from the scene of a South Africa mine disaster where hundreds of men working illegally ...
itweb1d
PAIX Data Centres builds a new data centre in Senegal
PAIX Data Centres, a data centre provider in Africa, is building a new data centre in Dakar, Senegal. The development, ...
Daily Mail on MSN2d
British submarine drives Russian 'spy ship' out of UK waters
A British submarine drove a Russian 'spy ship' out of UK waters in a dramatic confrontation over critical undersea cables.
Defence Secretary had Russian spy ship in UK tailed by Royal Navy ships, planes and submarine
The foreign ship Yantar is currently in the North Sea having passed through British waters. Let me be clear, this is a ...
The rescue of hundreds of miners in a deep South African gold mine began with a camera and a note
Late last year, a specialized camera was lowered into an almost 1.6-mile-deep mineshaft in South Africa where hundreds of ...
Mining Weekly7d
Centenary of diamond prospecting and mining along South Africa’s West Coast
The 1925 discovery of diamonds on the Atlantic Coastal margin of Namaqualand (South Africa) between the Olifants and Orange .
The Nation Newspaper10d
Of Africa and Abu Dhabi trade relations
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is currently participating in the 2025 edition of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. As global focus ...
africabusinesscommunities.com18d
Nokia completes its sale of leading submarine networks business, ASN, to the French State
Nokia has announced that it has concluded the sale of Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN), a leading submarine networks business, to the French State, represented by the Agence des participations de ...
The Express Tribune19d
Russia's last submarine departs Tartus
Financial constraints make it unlikely that Moscow will be able to afford continued submarine deployments in the region. The loss of Tartus, which has been central to Russia's influence in Africa ...