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New power contract facilitates Sierra Rutile's Area 1 restart

Mineral sands miner Sierra Rutile has restarted operations at Area 1 in Sierra Leone, facilitated by a new contract for additional power generation capacity. The ASX-listed company has entered into an 18-month contract with Himoinsa Southern Africa for the provision of 7 MW of power supply. The contract, valued at about $2.1-million in upfront costs, includes ongoing expenses for equipment and staffing necessary to operate the power generation plant.

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Sierra Rutile to restart Area 1 operations

Sierra Rutile to restart Area 1 operations
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Sierra Leone directs Sierra Rutile to resume Area 1 mining

Sierra Leone directs Sierra Rutile to resume Area 1 mining
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Mining activities pollute Taia River in southern Sierra Leone

By Nasratu Kargbo Member of Parliament Alice Jebbeh Kumabeh from Bonthe has told the House that the river Taia, is faced with pollution due to mining activities in the surrounding communities. She raised this concern on the 17th March 2022 during the second reading of the Mines and Minerals Development Act, 2022. According to the MP, polluting of the river has been going on

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CSOs want surface rent stopped

By Nasratu Kargbo The National Coordinator for National Advocacy Coalition on Extractives (NACE) Cecilia Mattia has said that in the new Mines and Minerals Development Act, they want to ensure members of parliament, district councils, and paramount chiefs stop receiving surface rent. Speaking on the 7th June 2022 at the final nationwide dissemination and sensitization of the

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