China plans to further liberalize domestic coal market
State Council expected to approve cancellation of annual coal contract system within weeks
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Diamond buyers can find ethical options beyond Canada
African nations join Canada in promoting the sale of "fair trade" gemstones
R1bn of Funding for the Education of Individuals in South Africa
As Business Day Live reports the Oppenheimer Memorial Trust received an endowment of R1bn. According to Bobby Godsell, one of the trustees, […]
FLSmidth receives large maintenance contract in Chile
FLSmidth has won a five-year contract worth approximately 190m USD (1,1bn DKK) from Minera Los Pelambres to supply maintenance services for their copper and molybdenum plant in central Chile.
Iron ore sinks to month low as Chinese steelmakers’ profits collapse 82%
Compared to the steelmakers, miners enjoyed a soft landing with profits down only 5.5%.
Africa’s conflicts threaten potential boost coming from gas, oil and minerals findings —report
While the world concerns itself with the Syrian civil war and the dangers it poses for the already disturbed Middle East, little notice is taken of the conflicts affecting Africa, probably the single most complex region of the world and arguably its most troubled, warned Tuesday the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG).
VIDEO: Matt Vickers plans to build a rail line that will ship oil from Alberta to Asia
Vickers, CEO of G Seven Generations Ltd., met with MINING.com to explain where the project currently stands.
Colorado experiencing a ‘weekend-only’ gold rush
Driven by several recent Discovery Channel shows dedicated to prospecting and steady gold prices of $1,600 and up per ounce, weekend placers —how they like calling themselves— have been recently wading into the state of Colorado's streams in numbers not seen before.
