DiamondCorp’s troubles continue
The company was issued a shutdown notice for its Lace project in South Africa's Free State province.
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Gold is going back to $1,050 says Wells Fargo analyst
Only year five in a 20-year bear cycle.
Illegal miners refuse to leave AngloGold’s Obuasi operation
Experts say Ghana's government is unlikely to do anything before the upcoming presidential election on Dec. 7 for fear of losing votes.
New Mexican lithium discovery for Australian-Canadian partners
The assays result ranged from 347ppm to 1000ppm Li, the highest values received to date from the project.
Anglo Asian shares dive after reporting gold output drop in Azerbaijan
The company produced 49,874 ounces of gold in the nine months to September, or 7.8% less than in the same quarter last year. It also cut its 2016 production target.
Who’s better for gold? Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton?
It does not really matter who wins the election — gold is poised for over a 325% gain in the years ahead because of the mess that both political parties and the Federal Reserve have created in the past.
Positive signs put Canadian junior miners in a good position for recovery – PwC report
Investors have seen a rise in the market capitalization of top junior mining companies on the TSX Venture Exchange by more than 100% compared to last year.
Kumba becomes the sole owner of Sishen mine
South Africa has granted the miner, a unit of Anglo American, previously disputed mining rights at the operation, ending a seven-year dispute.
Canadian scientists identify bacteria linked to acid produced at mining sites
Researchers at the Canadian University of British Columbia (UBC) have isolated organisms that cause acid-rock drainage in mining operations.
