Mining Weekly

Mining Weekly

Mining Weekly is a weekly news magazine that provides in-depth coverage of global mining projects and the personalities reshaping the mining industry.

Mining Weekly was first published in 1995 by Creamer Media an independent media publishing company based in Johannesburg, South Africa. The company was founded by Martin Creamer in 1981. On 13 March 1981, the first edition of Creamer Media's other weekly news magazine, Engineering News was published.

Mining Weekly can be found on the internet at [1] and readers may choose to visit the free to air aspects of the site or readers may choose to subscribe to the site's full research service, thereby gaining access to aspects such as project tracking, research reports and links to listed mining companies and mine profiles.

A mobile-phone version of the MiningWeekly.com website is available and a Mining Weekly Application is also available in the iTunes store for users of the iPhone.

The latest news and developments in the following mining sectors will be available to readers of the magazine and visitors to the website, including Base Metals, Coal, Diamonds, Ferrous Metals, Gold, Platinum, Silver and Uranium. Key service areas and topics related to the mining industry such as Health & Safety, Legislative and Environmental aspects are reported on daily.


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