Zimbabwe miners say foreign-exchange rule could trigger crisis
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on Jan. 8 announced that exporters must now hand over 40% of their foreign currency earnings, up from 30%.
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Max Resource expands landholdings in Colombia by 300%
The Vancouver-based miner acquired 2,000 square-kilometres of highly prospective areas for copper-silver mineralization in northeastern Colombia.
First Majestic scores small win in Mexico tax dispute
Local judge declined to charge the Canadian miner with tax fraud, but case is far from closed.
Coal wins curious reprieve in Biden’s assault on climate change
He froze the sale of leases to extract oil and gas from federal land, but he left out fossil fuel most widely blamed for global warming.
Anglo American H2 production back up to 95%
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Precious metals outlook 2021: Renewable energy will be a key driver
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DeepGreen Metals upgrades seafloor resource estimate
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