Guyana Goldfields stops work at controversial Aurora mine
This labour dispute is only the latest of the company’s recent management shakeups.
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After two tumultuous decades, Congo gold miner is back from the brink
In the past 23 years, Banro Corp. had its Congo gold assets seized, got them back, built two mines, closed one after attacks by militants and sought bankruptcy protection.
Bluestone reports additional high-grade results from Cerro Blanco
Cerro Blanco is a permitted, high-grade underground gold project located in southeastern Guatemala.
Gold Fields partners with Wits University to support technologies in deep-level mines
In a three-year partnership, supported by a R6-million Gold Fields grant in 2017, a range of research projects are underway at both post-graduate and under-graduate level in the Wits School of Mining Engineering.
Europe thinks like China in building its own battery industry
In the past few months, government officials have joined with manufacturers, development banks and commercial lenders on measures that will channel more than 100 billion euros ($113 billion) into a supply chain for lithium-ion packs.
First Nation blockades workers at British Columbia gold-copper project
The Tsilhqot’in have turned back a work crew that had planned to move in heavy equipment to conduct drilling for the New Prosperity mine.
Monetary growth slows. Will gold accelerate now?
As the monetary growth is believed to lead financial conditions, the slow rate of money-supply growth increases the risk of recession in the coming months.
Gold’s rally gets booster shot as Trump picks doves for the Fed
Gold is trading near a six-year high as simmering geopolitical and trade tensions boost demand for havens.
Sandstorm Gold posts record gold-equivalent ounce sales in Q2
The company forecasts gold-equivalent ounces sold to be between 63,000 and 70,000 ounces this year.
