March 8, 2019 Indonesia issues copper concentrate export recommendation for Freeport, Amman Mineral Freeport was given an allowance of 198,282 wet tonnes of copper concentrate, while Amman was given 336,100 wet tonnes.
March 8, 2019 Amazon rainforest’s riches up for grabs as Brazil to open indigenous reserves to mining Brazil’s new right-wing government is going ahead with announced changes to current mining regulations, which include a controversial plan to open up indigenous reserves to mining.
March 8, 2019 Tanzania threatens Acacia with closing North Mara over water pollution The country's No.1 gold producer says the "brief" spill affecting the operation has already been halted and blamed vandals for destroying or stealing sections of the pipe it uses to…
March 8, 2019 Copper price: Chinese concentrate imports hit monthly record Smelter expansions have increased demand and competition for copper concentrate in China with imports nearing 2m tonnes in February.
March 7, 2019 First Cobalt extends Iron Creek mineralization by 150 metres First Cobalt Corp. has drilled its deepest hole to date at the Iron Creek cobalt project.
March 7, 2019 Rathdowney Resources names Whittington president, CEO Whittington was president and CEO of Farallon Mining until its sale to Nyrstar in 2011 and later of Northern Vertex Mining.
March 7, 2019 Zimbabwe to allow foreign platinum miners control of local operations Foreign platinum and diamond miners have been restricted to only 49 percent ownership of their Zimbabwe operations by the black economic empowerment law.
March 7, 2019 Murchison now owns 100% of the HPM project in Québec The Toronto-based miner acquired Pure Nickel's 50% interest in the nickel-copper-cobalt project.
March 6, 2019 Kootenay Silver nearly triples financing after acquiring two new projects in Mexico Mapping and sampling completed by Kootenay of mineralized veins exposed at surface returned grades of up to 692 g/t silver.
March 6, 2019 Goodman School of Mines expands into Latin America The university and foundation plan to develop relationships in countries that require world-class mining training.
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