Ring of Fire not a ‘magic bullet’ for aboriginal poverty
"You’ve got to create the conditions under which people are able to participate in the workforce.”
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Government shutdown, debt ceiling and other bullish factors for gold
Given all of the fundamental factors at play, the buying opportunity in precious metals is not likely to last much longer.
FET Colleges should Close Skills Gap in South African Mining Sector
Miningweekly.com reports that, according to Prof. Fred Cawood (University of Witwatersrand (Wits) School of Mining Engineering), the skills gap that the South […]
Australian gold miners join forces to stop royalty hike
They say an increase in the royalty rate for gold could destroy Western Australia’s precious metals industry.
Canadian miner will sue Costa Rica for $1bn
Infinito Gold says six months of negotiations over confiscated mine have failed, will take case to international court.
Flow-through tax credit will cost BC $10 million
"I wish I could come and tell you some good news on the flow through."
Caterpillar and Fortescue Moving Forward With Commercial Installation of Autonomous Trucks
Caterpillar and Fortescue Metals Group have moved forward with the delivery, installation and support of a complete Cat® MineStar™ System at Fortescue’s Solomon iron ore mine in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
SRK Consulting celebrates 35 years in North America
The unit was launched in 1978 when SRK opened its first international office in Vancouver, Canada.
Russia seizes 57,000 diamonds and gemstones from accused official
The ex-defence official is accused of 12 counts of corruption.
