Zambia-Vedanta row escalates, minister calls company “criminal”
Richard Musukwa, said Zambia needed African and international support to "make Vedanta pay."
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Westhaven cuts more high grades at Shovelnose
Drill highlights include 5 metres of 13.9 g/t gold and 105.5 g/t silver.
Two die in Zimbabwe gold mine collapse, 20 trapped
The accident comes a year after at least 22 miners died near Kwekwe.
Workers evacuated from Garpenberg mine in Sweden after fire
Around 80 workers were trapped by a fire in a zinc mine.
Finland gives green light to uranium mining
State-owned Terrafame plans to produce uranium at a mine that has been producing nickel for years.
Harmony Gold Mining forecasts first-half profit
Production in the half-year, however, slipped 8% due to lower grade of metal it recovered.
Emgold expands Casa South property
The project is adjacent to Hecla's Casa Berardi mine in Quebec.
Chile government approves Bearing Lithium’s EIA
This is one of the few EIAs approved in Chile in recent years.
Coronavirus hits copper trade as China asks Chile to defer cargoes
While suppliers haven’t reported any contract breaches, they have verbally agreed to delay shipments due to port shutdowns.
