A massive labor migration is starting in post-lockdown Africa
The producers have contracted labor consultant TEBA to transport 14,000 foreign workers back to the mines.
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Rwanda says it is open for mining business
The Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board said mining is key to boost the country’s recovery from the impacts of the covid-19 pandemic.
Silvercorp walks away from bid to buy Guyana Goldfields
It expects to receive a $6.7m termination fee if Guyana accepts a rival offer received last week.
Workers at Codelco threaten work halt to quarantine against coronavirus
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Eclipse hits oxide gold at Hercules in Nevada
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