Forrest’s Wyloo casts doubt over future of rare earths hopeful
Rare earths junior Hastings Technology Metals is in a dispute with its financial backer, Wyloo.
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Abu Dhabi’s IRH explores investing in Alphamin’s Congo tin mines
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South Africa police standoff with illegal gold miners escalates
The police sealed off access to the Buffelsfontein gold mine in Stilfontein several weeks ago to deny the miners access to food and other essentials.
Wagner Group linked to $2.5 billion in illicit gold trading — report
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Wesdome expands high-grades at Kiena, studies second mine potential
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Gold price rebounds 2% as Goldman reiterates $3,000 target
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