Zimbabwe’s parliament orders Mugabe to answer questions over diamonds
Former leader Robert Mugabe will have to answer questions next month about whether the state was deprived of $15 billion in diamond revenue.
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Sanctions fever grips nickel as market rethinks Russia risk — Andy Home
With Russian aluminium producer Rusal imploding in the wake of U.S. sanctions against its oligarch owner Oleg Deripaska, attention is now turning to the status of another Russian industrial powerhouse, Norilsk Nickel.
Nevada gold mine grows production by 130%
The Pan Mine generated 8,695 ounces of gold during the second fiscal quarter.
Canadian miner sees future in graphite
Eagle Plains has acquired the 711-hectare Slocan Graphite Project in B.C.
Fourteen Colombian miners rescued from collapsed mine
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Bolivia nearing deal on partner to develop lithium – minister
The South American nation hopes to sign a deal with a foreign partner after a decade of state-led development left output far short of goals for the metal.
Trump’s latest plan for saving coal comes from the Cold War
Trump campaigned on a promise to bring back coal that is increasingly being edged out of the U.S. power market by cheap, cleaner-burning natural gas.
China, the highly problematic saviour of the global aluminium market? Andy Home
As supply fears grow, the market's attention is turning to China as a potential source of aluminium.
