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Some of the mining world’s top executives are starting to plan their departures.
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IAMGOLD announces $170m gold prepay arrangement
The prepaid gold arrangement is supported by a syndicate of banks.
South African gold output has longest losing streak since 2012
Gold output in South Africa, once the world’s biggest producer of the metal, fell for a 14th straight month in November.
Electric cars seen getting cleaner even where grids rely on coal
The global share of zero-carbon electricity generation is set to increase from 38 percent last year to 63 percent by 2040.
Vedanta tells top English court pollution case should be heard in Zambia
The two-day hearing will be watched by other multinational companies with a base in London and facing legal challenges about their operations abroad.
Kabila in driving seat as court mulls Congo vote challenge
Martin Fayulu, the runner-up in the Dec. 30 poll, has petitioned the Constitutional Court to order a recount of the votes.
Brazil miner Vale gets approval to buy 3 wind farms in northeast
The move has comes as Vale aims to generate all of its energy needs from renewable sources.
Rare earths deja vu: Chinese crackdown = higher prices
Last week it was reported that the Chinese government published new guidelines designed to eliminate illegal mining and encourage more high-end processing.
Sibanye-Stillwater has contingency plans for strike at platinum operations
The new strike would begin on Jan. 22 and involve around 12,500 of its members.
