Namibia says will not grab stakes in existing resource firms
The ministry, however, did not rule out the government taking minority stakes when granting licences.
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Argonaut ramping up Magino mill for first gold pour by mid-June
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Key railway serving South African iron ore exporters reopens
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Newmont to invest $540 million in Cerro Negro mine in Argentina
Last year, Cerro Negro generated more than $500 million in exports.
Samarco reaches deal with certain creditors over debt restructuring framework
Vale said Samarco should emerge from the recovery process with a "lean capital structure".
BHP owes underpaid Australian workers $280 million
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Eramet no longer sees LME as benchmark for ferronickel
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