The EU starts to lead the Kimberley Process
Even though the system has received criticisms, its 54 participants seem committed to making it work.
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Vale to get $1.35 billion less for fertilizer business
The South American miner wants to retain control of the TIPLAM port terminal, which is an asset originally included in the deal.
Mickey Fulp – tax loss selling, base metals, and precious metals
Fulp shares how to be selective in buying particular issuers within specific date range that have produced fairly consistent returns ranging from 10% to 50%!
India gold imports surge 67 pct in 2017 on restocking, retail demand
The rebound in purchases by India could support global prices, which are already near their highest levels in three months.
Diamond prices were okay in December, not so good throughout 2017
Rapaport says that following a better-than-expected holiday season, polished diamond prices stabilized in December 2017.
Smoke inhalation kills two miners in Ghana
"We are deeply saddened by the passing of two of our colleagues."
Moroccans continue to protest against the “mines of death”
Protesters met with authorities but no agreements were reached, so rallies are set to continue.
India’s Singareni Collieries wants to produce 85 million tonnes of coal per year
The state-owned company plans to open up 12 new mines.
Diamond sorter to jail for $500K theft
Major loss for Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company.
