‘Will I come back dead?’ Human costs of South African gold
After more than two decades of improving mine safety since the end of apartheid, South Africa’s progress has stalled with an increase in gold-mining deaths.
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Vancouver- based GT Gold Corp.’s (TSX.V: GTT) stock is trading at $0.75 following an announcement of a major new discovery.
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Number one is located Downunder.
Congo mining revenues triple in H1; oil revenues fall by a third
Democratic Republic of Congo's revenues from its mining sector nearly tripled in the first half of 2018 over the same period last year to $864.61 million.
Electric cars give new life to mine excavated for nuclear power
Demand for a new generation of electric vehicles is breathing life into an Alpine mine.
Russia’s Rushydro says sanctions cloud prospects for joining Rusal’s smelter
In April, Rushydro's board approved the move to join the project with total investments seen at around $1 billion.
Australia’s Port Hedland iron ore shipments to China rise nearly 10 pct in Aug
Iron ore shipments to China from the world's biggest iron ore port totalled 35.5 million tonnes in August, up from July's 32.4 million tonnes.
Zimbabwe will accelerate debt plan, Finance Minister says
Zimbabwe will fast-track plans to settle its debt arrears, a key step needed to restore investor confidence in the country’s economy.
Newmont can’t get enough of Colombia, buys 19.9% of Orosur
This is the third agreement with a Canadian gold miner with projects in Colombia that Newmont inked in the last 18 months.
