Rio Tinto launches review into sacred caves blast
Chairman Simon Thompson apologized to traditional owners of the land and pledged to make public the review's findings.
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Tanzanian Gold kicks off commercial production at Buckreef
An ongoing drill program has more than doubled the project's measured and indicated resources.
Glencore’s venture with Merafe starts job cuts
The venture runs seven chrome mines and five ferrochrome plants in South Africa, and employs a total of 11,448.
State miner to acquire 20% stake in Vale Indonesia
Vale will receive $290 million for the sale, in which Sumitomo is also participating.
Altura inks lithium supply contracts with Ningbo Shanshan
The Australian miner would supply a minimum of 60,000 tonnes of the metal.
Barrick alerts authorities after fake news in Zambia
News release circulated on social media in Zambia claiming the gold miner sold its Lumwana copper mine.
Monarch Gold compiles data on Barrick original asset
The mine was in production from 1965 to 1992, and yielded a total of 1.65 million ounces of gold.
Swedish Geological Survey declares Talga’s graphite project national interest
The project has the highest resource grade of any JORC/NI 43-101 graphite deposit in the world.
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