JORC 2026 Readiness for Junior Miners | MINROM

JORC 2026 may still be under review, but junior miners can prepare now. Strong technical data, clear Competent Person inputs, complete Table 1 responses, and well-tested project assumptions can help reduce reporting delays and build investor confidence.

Lobito Corridor and Copperbelt Project Economics | MINROM

The Lobito Corridor may improve Copperbelt logistics and project economics, but infrastructure alone does not make a project viable. Project owners still need reliable geology, updated feasibility work, resource modelling, ESG baselines, and realistic transport assumptions to understand whether corridor access strengthens the development case.

Why WAMPEX Matters for West African Mining and Power | MINROM

WAMPEX 2026: What It Signals for Mining and Power Development in West Africa The West African Mining and Power Expo (WAMPEX) is a long-running mining and power exhibition based in Ghana. WAMPEX 2026 brought mining, energy, government, investment, and supplier networks together in Accra from 3 to 5 June 2026. Its theme, “How Can Responsible […]

Mine Water Management and Hydrogeology in Africa | MINROM

Mine water management is a key part of responsible project planning in African mining. MINROM supports hydrogeological assessment, groundwater modelling, dewatering strategy, monitoring design, and closure planning to help project owners understand and manage water-related risk.

Rare Earth Exploration in Africa | MINROM

Africa’s rare earth projects are gaining attention as supply chains look beyond China, but geology alone is not enough. Project owners need reliable exploration data, mineralogical testing, processing evidence, environmental work, and investor-ready reporting to move REE projects forward.