Rio Tinto’s weak response to cave blasts will trigger stronger reaction
Miners may still have some way to go to be seen placing ESG issues at the heart of their operations.
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Hudbay acquires majority stake in Talbot project
Located in the Flin Flon-Snow Lake region, Talbot holds the fourth-largest initial resource prior to production.
Silver bulls: visualizing the price of silver
Despite being often referred to as “poor man’s gold”, silver has actually outperformed gold in five of the six previous bull markets for gold and silver.
Botswana says no guarantee on De Beers deal by end-2020
The deal is necessary for the Debswana Mining Company, jointly held by De Beers and the Botswana government, as it provides the country with around two-thirds of its foreign exchange.
Gold price declines on renewed vaccine hopes
Gold continues to decline after posting back-to-back weekly losses for the first time since June.
Protest at Grasberg mine extends to second day
Freeport mine workers demand an easing of a coronavirus lockdown.
Rio Tinto’s Kennecott first to win responsible production award
Utah-based operation met over 30 criteria for responsible environmental, social and governance practices, set up by the voluntary program.
Zambia seeks to take control of Mopani
A 10% stake was "not sufficient" to determine Mopani's future, Mines minister said in a statement.
IP survey in Ontario yields positive results for Golden Goliath Resources
The company said the IP results for its Kwai property are better than they expected.
