Diamonds fog Zimbabwe reforms: NGO
Global Witness said there are gaps in European Union sanctions on Zimbabwe that may allow diamond revenue to continue funding the military.
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Yamana Gold outshines most precious metal producers, reports record earnings
The precious metal producer posted higher quarterly profit and revenue compared with a year ago and said it expects to see at least a 20% increase in output for 2013.
Centerra Gold posts loss, Kyrgyzstan’s parliament exerts more pressure
The gold miner logged a net loss of $68 million or $0.29 per share in Q4 2012, compared to net earnings of $79.4 million or $0.34 per common share for the same period in 2011.
China plans to tax carbon emissions
The government will also levy more fees against coal and water, although it has not said when the new measures will be implemented.
Gold price will bounce back over the long term: Rule
Investment expert says he's more comfortable being long than short in this market.
Lucky Friday silver mine rebounds into production
Hecla Mining Company forecasts its US flagship will yield two million ounces of silver in the coming year.
Industry leaders join CEEC Board
CEEC’s Board of Directors welcomed two new members in late 2012. Joe Pease, Chief Executive of Xstrata Technology Ltd and Michael Battersby, Managing Director, Maelgwyn Mineral Services bring their global commercial experience and insight to the CEEC Board.
INFOGRAPHIC: The next frontier of mining
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Tenova TAKRAF supplies Unique SAG Mill in Canada
The mill is a conventional SAG (semi-autogenous grinding) mill in all ways apart from its drive assembly and, it is centre-driven at the discharge end using a Hagglünds hydraulic motor and powerpack.
