Mining boss sees fervor calming with Peru leftist to take office
Pedro Castillo, a teacher from the highlands with no previous experience of national politics, takes office July 28.
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Australian firm sells Myanmar project in wake of coup
Businesses have collapsed in the Southeast Asian country ever since the military coup.
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Nickel's current revival has very little to do with either Indonesia or battery demand.
Antofagasta says drought could hit full-year production
Los Pelambres, located 240 km north-east of Santiago, is beginning to feel the impact of one of Chile’s worst droughts in the last 12 years.
Rio Tinto’s RBM to shut furnace as stockpiles depleted
The Richards Bay Minerals operation in South Africa has been halted since late June following the murder of the top manager.
Australia’s iron ore miners face train driver shortage amid covid lockdowns
BHP announced plans to train 200 new drivers.
South32 flags $728m charge at Illawarra, quarterly met coal output drops
The miner said it encountered difficult geological conditions at the Appin mine in Illawarra project near Sydney.
Rio Tinto, Bougainville community reach agreement to assess Panguna legacy impacts
The Panguna mine was operated by BCL, majority-owned by Rio Tinto, for 17 years from 1972 until 1989, when operations were suspended due to an uprising against the mine and subsequent civil war.
Chawama project set to ramp up food security in Haut-Katanga Province
ERG Africa-led initiative empowers farmers from Kimfumpa and Kabumba.