Ex-FBI boss hired by trust heading BSGR to run internal probe
The internal probe is reportedly focused on claims that BSGR bribed Guinean officials to get lucrative rights over Simandou.
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Productivity, followed by capital decisions and obtaining a social license to operate, are among the top risks global mining and metals companies face.
CHARTS: Giant gap between future lithium supply, demand
New study shows soaring demand for lithium in electric cars and estimates of supply growth don't come close. The opposite is true for rare earths.
Iron ore price bears come out in force
2014 is the "inflection point" and "until mines close it's a world of $70 prices of iron ore."
Industrial Water Cooling (IWC) acquires VECTUS pipe system from Fibrepipe
Industrial water cooling and GRP experts, Industrial Water Cooling (IWC), based in Isando, Gauteng, have acquired the VECTUS pipe system from Fibrepipe, South Africa.
INFOGRAPHIC: How to test for fake Gold and Silver
While difficult to fake there have been a few concerning cases of gold counterfeit as of late. Here's how to detect imitations.
This is the $10 million-plus white diamond just found in South Africa
Analysts predict could fetch between $10 million to $16 million.
Waste has just stopped leaking from Mount Polley mine
A government inspection to the Mount Polley mine last week found waste was still leaking from its breached tailing dam facility.
New wave of diamond fever sweeps Canada’s Northwest Territories
Diamond deposits, in the words of one senior geologist, are like pigeons. Where you find one, you're likely to find an entire flock.
