Congo offers US, Europe minerals in exchange for peace
President Felix Tshisekedi urged direct trade and didn't rule out a minerals deal if tied to ending the nation's conflict.
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An 81,000‑metre drill program last year in the Western Forelands drove the expansion.
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Sudan’s gold output spikes amid civil war as new mining deals signed
The North African nation produced 65 tons of bullion in 2024, generating some $1.6 billion in government revenue.
Gold Reserve wins $1.1 billion arbitration award in Portugal against Venezuela
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Amplats halts operations at South African mine after heavy rains
Tumela mine, the smaller underground operation in Amplats' Amandelbult complex, was the most impacted.