Huge shot in the arm for uranium price
Europe's biggest energy project and the UK's first nuclear plant in a generation is greenlighted.
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100-year-old Australian mine given a second chance
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. is also planning to resume operations in Mozambique as coking coal prices have more than doubled this year.
Skeena intersects 31 g/t gold over 4.5 metres at Snip
Skeena Resources Limited is pleased to announce results from the first 8 holes of its 6,000 metre drill program at the past-producing Snip high-grade gold project located in the Golden Triangle of northwest British Columbia.
Endeavour to buy Mexican exploration properties from Silver Standard
The properties are located in the southern Chihuahua state.
Millennials gave a $25 billion shot in the arm to the diamond industry last year
De Beers, the world's biggest diamond producer, warns that many of the challenges affecting the industry last year are likely to continue over the next decade.
Rare gold Roman coin found in Jerusalem
The rare coin features the image of Nero and dates to a little over a decade before the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.
Despite problems SA still represents half sub-Sahara mining
Value of South Africa's mining industry forecast to contract 11.4% in 2016, followed by years of close to zero growth according to new report.
Endeavour jumps on ‘significant’ discovery at its Cote d’Ivoire gold mine
The Ity mine has produced more than 1.2 million ounces of gold in its over 20 years of operations and Endeavour is working on extending the mine life by at least another 10 years.
Space mining absolutely viable — NASA expert
The main challenge for mining near-Earth celestial bodies is neither technology nor cost, but simply “convincing people it is realistic,” says Dr. Phil Metzger.
