How mining tycoons are trying to foil a big UK bribery probe
The case will undoubtedly frustrate attempts to bring criminal charges against them and drag out proceedings for months, if not years.
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Noront Resources won’t be building its $1B Ferrochrome plant in Sudbury or Thunder Bay
Sorry, Sudbury.
S. Africa unions decry fatalities as six die at copper mine
South Africa’s mining industry is heading for the deadliest year since 2012 after six people died in an underground fire at Palabora Mining.
African conglomerate Moti is open to $500m stake sale
Moti said he’d be willing to sell as much as 25 percent to the right partner, but ruled out any prospect of an initial public offering.
Cobalt — Production remains steady but supply security fears remain high
Last year saw only small changes in global cobalt supply but some large projects are about to come on line.
Four miners killed in Georgia in coal mine accident, officials say
The government will close the mine until an investigation is complete and it gets the conclusions of international experts.
Fura Gems grabs more ruby assets in Mozambique
Gemstone producer us is expanding its footprint in Mozambique by acquiring nine ruby assets from ASX-listed Mustang Resources and Regius Resources Group.
Vale’s iron ore output hit fresh record high despite trucker strike
Iron ore output hit 96.755-million tonnes in the three months to June 30, while pellet output reached 12.838-million tonnes, despite a nationwide truck drivers strike that paralyzed the country in May.
Randgold’s Tongon mine in Ivory Coast hit by strike
Labour action has brought gold production to a halt.
