South Africa’s Transnet lifts force majeure on coal export line
The company has invoked a force majeure six times in less than two years.
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International Graphite opens pilot processing plant in Western Australia
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B2Gold Corp currently accounts for the bulk of reserves.
Toronto Stock Exchange targets mid-sized Brazilian companies for IPOs
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Ghana orders miners to sell 20% of refined gold to central bank
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