Gold riches fuel Sudan militia’s war to rule nation, UN says
US investigations show that the Rapid Support Forces group is using proceeds from gold mining to fund its war against Sudan's army.
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Glencore’s Lomas Bayas transfers water rights to Chilean farming community
Minera Lomas Bayas in Chile transferred water rights on the Loa River to the Calama Farmers Association.
Congo and China talking $7 billion in finance, Tshisekedi says
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Lula pushes ally for Vale CEO as Brazil’s iron ore miner weighs succession
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Lithium lowdown: Week 3, 2024 roundup and analysis
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Founders links Antino’s high-grade zones in Suriname
Founders plans to issue its first Antino resource estimate next year.
Gold investment dead?
Gold’s strong technicals have yet to attract back investors, and identifiable gold investment demand looks dead.
Hindustan Zinc posts fifth straight quarterly profit fall
The 6% profit drop is the smallest since it first reported a fall in profit in the third quarter of last year.
