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Two guards fatally shot at B2Gold’s Masbate project
Incident being investigated by Philippine National Police.
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Havilah Resources pushes the go button on South Australia’s newest gold mine: SA Government
The Portia gold mine is located near the New South Wales border with more than 50,000 ounces of gold to be recovered from an open-pit mine.
Kinross drops $1.6bn Tasiast expansion
Toronto-based gold miner also cuts production outlook and raises costs for 2015.
Just when you thought rare earth prices couldn’t fall any further
Customs data show export volumes from China, producer of more than 80% of the world's rare earths, are soaring even as average prices fall by 48%.