Banro resumes operations at Namoya after militia violence prompted halt
While the kidnapped drivers have been released it’s still uncertain where they are and what happened to their trucks.
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BC coal mine owners told stop trucking coal
But owners of Wolverine mine say rail line not operational yet.
Where the ‘Smart Money’ of the gold space is going
Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, discusses the algorithms his firm has developed for its new precious metals ETF and what types of companies look attractive right now.
Congo requests financial support from donors amid economic crisis
Democratic Republic of Congo's government has formally requested financial support from international donors as it confronts a worsening economic crisis, a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday showed.
Ghana calls off search for 17 trapped illegal miners
While major global companies are part of Ghana’s mining sector, illegal gold extraction is a chronic issue in the country and deadly accidents are frequent.
Argyle diamond coin trilogy sold within a month
Rio's sale of The Australian Trilogy, an AUD$1.8 million one-of-a-kind coin collection featuring a pink, purple pink and violet diamond from the Argyle Diamond Mine, sold out in a month.
Tahoe Resources forced to halt Escobal mine in Guatemala
The Canadian miner said it will take “all legal steps possible” after the country’s Supreme Court suspended the mining licence for its flagship Escobal silver mine.
Another huge diamond unearthed in Lesotho mine
The 126-carat is the latest in a string of major discoveries Gem Diamonds have made at Letšeng this year.
Clean energy shift a plus for mining – think tank
A new Clean Energy Canada report suggests Canada’s mining sector stands to benefit from the clean-energy transition.
