Conflict brings Sudan’s lucrative official gold trade to a halt
The country's gold industry, its largest revenue earner, has collapsed due to a spiraling month-old conflict in the North African nation.
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Newcrest gold mine faces probe for dust pollution in Australia
Newcrest was fined A$15,000 in August last year for failing to effectively mitigate dust pollution at Cadia.
Missing recovery leaves China’s metals bears in charge
The first gathering of the Asian metals community since the pandemic should have been a celebration, but the resurgence never came.
Investment rising in mine site safety-related technologies – report
There is increasing investment in drones, collision avoidance and fatigue detection, according to GlobalData.
Macron says Mongolia to supply critical metals for green push
Macron added that the two countries would cooperate on renewable energies and nuclear.
US imposes sanctions on some of Russia’s biggest gold miners
Polyus and Polymetal were targeted, according to a statement Friday.
Teck Coal named in US legal action over selenium contamination from BC mines
Legal action filed in Montana names Teck Coal Ltd. as a one of three defendants in a request for judicial review by environmental groups in Montana and Idaho.
Congo President heads to China amid mining contract negotiations
Felix Tshisekedi will visit China next week as the two nations look to conclude the re-negotiation of a $6.2 billion mineral-for-infrastructure deal.
Ecuador, Colombia and Peru Snapshot: Eight companies pursuing copper, gold and more
While geopolitical risk in South America is growing, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru remain mineral-rich hot spots with excellent potential for new discoveries.
