Golden Triangle’s red line
BC's Golden Triangle is now hot again after many years of neglect.
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Gold imports by India are said to have plunged for fourth month
Imports in the first four months totaled 211.7 tons, a drop of 43 percent from a year ago, data collated by Bloomberg show.
Rosneft CEO Sechin says welcomes Qatar as direct shareholder
The Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) is taking a stake in Rosneft of nearly 19 percent, after a deal with China's CEFC fell through.
Zambia concludes mine tax audits after slapping huge bill on First Quantum
First Quantum said that Zambia's tax agency had demanded the taxes, saying they were on import duties, penalties and interest on consumables and spare parts.
Ethiopians urge Gov’t to revoke permit for billionaire-owned gold mine
Demonstrators say the mine, owned by Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi, has caused pollution, brith defects and other health issues.
Zimbabwe miner looking at refinery upgrade for battery grade lithium
Zimbabwe Mines Minister Winston Chitando said the country would generate revenue of $1.4bn over eight years from the Kamativi lithium project.
Trump urges Republicans to reject ex-coal exec in West Virginia U.S. Senate race
Blankenship served time in prison for safety violations connected to a 2010 disaster that killed 29 miners and is seen as the weakest of the three candidates in the upcoming primary.
China lithium top player boosts investment in emerging Australian miner
Chinese companies continue to aggressively try securing steady supply of lithium, a key ingredient in the making of batteries that power electric cars.
Biggest miner says China’s shift to quality iron-ore will hold
BHP forecasts reforms in China’s steel sector will continue to hand an advantage to suppliers of higher-quality iron ore and coking coal as consumption of the alloy keeps growing well into the next decade.
