African copper exports to China disrupted amid Tanzania unrest
Copper traders and producers in the central Africa copperbelt are now seeking to reroute cargoes from the Port of Dar es Salaam.
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US approves first cleanup of abandoned, contaminated uranium mines
For decades, thousands of sites associated with abandoned uranium mine waste have remained contaminated — many on or near Navajo and tribal lands.
Canada backs 25 critical minerals projects in G-7 initiative
The announcement came at the end of the two-day Group of Seven meeting of energy and environment ministers in Toronto.
Vale says China, iron ore suppliers are mutually dependent
Vale has a “pretty positive relationship” with China Mineral Resources Group, its CFO said.
Vale likely to announce extraordinary dividends soon, CFO says
Vale reported on Thursday an 11% year-over-year increase in net profit, beating market forecasts.
AngloGold withdraws from Latin Metals’ Argentina projects
To date, AngloGold has invested $3.3 million on the Organullo, Ana Maria and Trigal properties.
Ghana orders first major audit of mining firms in a decade
The audit will cover major gold miners including top producer Newmont, AngloGold Ashanti, Gold Fields, Perseus, Asante Gold and China's Zijin.
LME fines Japan’s Mizuho for rules breach
Mizuho Securities failed to report the over-the-counter positions of two of its affiliates, LME said.
Summit Nanotech slashes water use by 30% in lithium extraction
Independent validation shows Summit’s process uses less freshwater than ponds and 50% less than DLE, with high recovery.
