The Kibali gold mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to position itself as a model of a sustainable and committed mining industry. The joint venture between Barrick Gold Corporation, Anglogold Ashanti and Sokimo is making significant progress towards meeting its production targets for this year.
In the third quarter, the mine managed to offset mining depletion through the successful implementation of the “Multi Lite Automine” ramp. Additionally, a solar energy project is underway to reduce reliance on electric power and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Kibali Mine also maintains ISO 45001 certifications for occupational health and safety, as well as ISO 14001 for the environment. Reject management was also carried out in compliance with the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management.
In addition to its commitment to responsible mining, Kibali Goldmines emphasizes sustainable development and community engagement. The mine has launched 44 community projects under the Community Development Fund, promoting sustainable value creation through local partnerships. In addition, the “Nos Vies en Partage” Foundation continues to provide donations to alleviate poverty, promote education, primary health care and food security for women and children.
Kibali’s willingness to engage in sustainable practices and contribute to community development strengthens its reputation as a leader in the mining industry in the DRC. The mine demonstrates a true partnership between mining operators and governments, demonstrating that mining can have a transformative impact on the economies of developing countries.
In conclusion, the Kibali gold mine in the DRC continues to position itself as a model of a sustainable and responsible mining industry. Its commitment to responsible mining, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, community development and compliance with international standards make Kibali a benchmark in the mining sector.