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Country became mining powerhouse under ousted leader but people’s lives barely changed
World must do a better job at policing the deals that underpin extractive industries in some of the poorest nations
Investors should note supply chain risks invariably increase when coups occur
West African country is world’s second-largest producer of raw material bauxite
Military secures grip on power as it declares world’s second-biggest bauxite producer still open for exports
Armed men take state TV station but defence ministry says security forces stopped attempted coup
Provisional results suggest spread of disease traced back to previous sufferer
Billionaire’s exploration group aims for initial production of 15m tonnes a year
Swiss bribery conviction narrows options for Israeli mining tycoon fighting claims for billions of dollars
Unrest in the world’s biggest bauxite exporter as concerns grow that democracy is under threat in the region
A rise in cases is dashing hopes that the continent’s younger population would spare it from the worst of coronavirus
First phase of Simandou project will spend $8bn on rail, port and mine development
Award to SMB-Winning consortium moves Guinea mine closer to development
Dam disaster, bad weather and booming steel demand push prices to five-year high
Industry veteran’s vehicle was asked to develop iron ore deposit in Guinea
Israeli tycoon agrees to exploit new deposit with investors including former Xstrata boss Mick Davis
Failure to reach deal with Chinalco blocks exit from controversial iron ore project
Fabio Schvartsman’s calls an end to Brazilian miner’s debt reduction programme
Tech group backs JV between Alcoa and Rio to develop carbon-free smelting process
Move follows legal battles stemming from allegations it orchestrated bribery scheme
Western governments believe insurance will help deliver relief more effectively. But some fear the policies do not cover the real risks
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