Map shows global mining “relatively unscathed” by pandemic
"It’s likely that miners will need to boost investment in local communities for some time as the full impact of covid-19 continues to play out."
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Karora Resources to sell 28% of Quebec nickel project
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South Africa mines minister hospitalized with covid-19
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