South Africa Mining Charter expected by November, Mantashe says
South Africa plans to publish a final version of its new Mining Charter for implementation by November.
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Phoenix Global Mining seeks New York funds after London disappoints
Phoenix Global Mining, which is reopening a U.S. copper mine abandoned during World War II when its workforce left to fight, plans to list in New York in September after a disappointing launch on London's AIM market.
Chile’s Antofagasta looks to expand mining operations in January
The London-listed company said in February it had received environmental approval for the three-stage infrastructure upgrade.
Newmont to extend footprint in Colombia with Lyra gold project deal
The US miner will eventually have to invest a minimum of $3 million in Miranda Gold's Lyra project to be granted a 51% stake on it.
In Chilean desert, global thirst for lithium is fuelling a ‘water war’
In Chile, threats of a government crackdown on over-usage of water often ring hollow. Mines need water, and the country´s copper-driven economy needs mines.
Teck seeking partner for $4.8bn Quebrada Blanca mine expansion
Canada's largest diversified miner said that before beginning the copper mine upgrade, it would have to secure a development partner able to invest $2billion for up to 30% to 40% stake in the project.
Hecla’s silver-copper project in remote Montana overcomes hurdle
If it goes ahead, the Rock Creek Mine would be built beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness.
The latest episode in the Crystallex-Venezuela saga
PDVSA filed an appeal requesting that a Delaware court vacate a decision granting the Canadian miner the right to seize its U.S. assets.
Platinum-gold alloy is the most wear-resistant metal in the world
Researchers say the alloy could save the electronics industry more than $100 million a year.
