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End of Child Labour in Colombia
As reported on Colombia Reports, the Minister for Labour of Colombia signed an agreement to end child labour in the country. The […]
New report: DRC’s Kabila could be toppled within weeks
DRC president Kabila will likely be violently removed from office should protests in major cities escalate and last longer than one week, according to a report from Exclusive Analysis, a UK-based political risk consultancy.
A no-brainer? Davis takes Carroll’s job at Anglo
"I have not yet decided what my future plans will be but certainly retirement will not be part of them."
Denver gold company jumps after raising $70m at steep premium
Denver-based Midway Gold Corp. is up sharply after a strategic investor pays 37% premium for shares.
New tax plan could hit Australia’s top miners hard
Any overhaul of the tax could spark a fresh war with miners still smarting from their battle against 2010's resource super profits tax.
Chinese gang caught selling fake gold jewellery to Shanghai pawn shops
Members of a Chinese band that sold silver jewellery covered in a thin layer of gold in Shanghai, causing eight local pawn shops lose about $4.2 billion, were charged Wednesday with contract fraud.
Nearly eighty percent of the currency issued in the US is $100 bills
Demand is good for the US which earns seigniorage
Gold Fields weighs alternatives for Peru’s Chucapaca mine
South African miner Gold Fields (NYSE, JSE:GFI) revealed its initial plan to develop a gold deposit into an open-pit mine in southern Peru isn't feasible.
