At least 23 illegal Zimbabwean gold miners feared dead after shafts flooded
Small-scale gold producers, including illegal miners, accounted for nearly 60 percent of the record 33 tonnes of gold produced in Zimbabwe last year.
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Famed Cullinan mine banks on big diamonds to drive down debt
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Sibanye-Stillwater may cut nearly 6,000 jobs in gold shake-up
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Brazilian mine tragedy will not be the last tailings dam disaster
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Tin use in batteries may rise to 60,000 tonnes by 2030-industry group
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Norway gives go-ahead to disputed Arctic copper mine
Nussir says the area contains an estimated 72 million tonnes of copper ore - Norway's largest reserve.
Heart-shaped diamond found in time for Valentine’s Day
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Sierra Metals one step closer to expanding Yauricocha mine in Peru
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