Three dead, several injured after attack at Continental Gold site in Colombia
This is the second time this month the Toronto-based miner mourns the death of staff members in Colombia.
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South Africa’s cabinet approves new mining charter
The mining charter was introduced to redress the exclusion of black people in the mining sector under apartheid.
BHP seeks approval for $50m US pact over fatal Brazil dam burst
It would resolve shareholder claims stemming from the Nov. 5, 2015 bursting of the Fundão dam in Minas Gerais run by Samarco.
Deep sea robots reveal mineral riches in the abyss
The scientists, from the University of Bergen in Norway, are sending robots 2,500 metres (8,000 feet) down into the waters between Norway and Greenland.
With copper options, China steps up challenge to London, New York rivals
The Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) will launch copper options trading on Friday, aiming to take a slice of a $270 billion global market.
Mining industry’s adoption of blockchain not a question of if, but when — report
Blockchain technology and the smart contracts it enables are the next innovations the mining industry needs to adopt in order to improve efficiencies and increase market transparency, a paper published by global law firm White & Case says.
Liberia passes landmark law to secure ancestral land rights
President George Weah signed the Land Rights Act into law on Wednesday after four years of debate in the legislature.
Vale eyes expansion of Brazil iron ore mine to feed Chinese demand
China, the world's biggest consumer of the steelmaking ingredient, has ramped up buying of higher-quality, less polluting grades of iron ore as it battles to clear its notoriously smoggy skies.
Rio Tinto’s exit from coal pays off, to return $3.2B from sales proceeds to shareholders
The fresh round of returns follows Rio’s promise in August to give shareholders up to $7 billion through dividends and share buybacks.
