South Africa’s Eskom says facing coal shortages at 7 power plants
Eskom supplies around 95 percent of South Africa's electricity, predominantly by burning coal.
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Intelligent optimisation approach for strategic scheduling control
Maptek continues to stamp its ownership on the mine scheduling market through an intelligent optimisation approach.
EU demands compensation for U.S. steel tariffs at WTO
In a step already taken by China, the EU said it did not accept the "national security" justification for the U.S. tariffs.
Chilean parliament urges Codelco to meet with El Teniente workers
The Mining Committee of the Lower Chamber met with Codelco executives, employees, and other stakeholders.
Anglo gives 30-day leave to workers at suspended Brazil iron ore mine
The company halted production and transport operations for 90 days at the Minas-Rio mine to comply with a request by authorities that it inspects a pipeline that has leaked twice.
US lab mines gold from discarded SIM cards
Even though different research groups are trying to recover gold from electronic waste, in most cases they are using environmentally unfriendly techniques.
Diamonds are a Canadian miner’s best friends in Finland
Arctic Star reports positive results from The Timantti Diamond project.
ETF manager renounces emerging markets to pile into gold
Gold is the best place to absorb external shocks amid increased volatility stemming from global trade tension.
South Africa’s PIC rejects ATON’s takeover offer for Murray & Roberts
M&R rejected the bid saying it undervalued the company.
