Ivanhoe Mines latest announcement regarding underground development at the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo records 2,172m in October. This marks another new monthly record and brings total underground development to more than 24.7km - approximately 7.9km ahead of schedule.
Francis Kaposa (left) trains under the guidance of Rongyun Liu at Kamoa-Kakula's state-of-the-art training centre. As part of the project's extensive training programme, apprentice miners learn to operate automated mining equipment on computerized simulators
Ivanhoe's co-chairs, Robert Friedland and Yufeng ‘Miles' Sun, noted that mining crews produced a combined 194,000t of ore in October from the Kakula and Kansoko mines, which was 48 per cent higher than...
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