Power cut in SA cost AngloGold 20,000 ounces
The world’s third-largest producer of the precious metal will see its first-quarter production reduced by about 20,000 ounces.
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Nunavut’s Hope Bay gold project sold to Toronto firm
Site is believed to hold nine million ounces of the yellow metal.
