Rio Tinto looks at developing Simandou again — report
It's mulling options to develop the giant iron ore deposit in Guinea, which almost sold last year to its partner in the project Chinalco.
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Brazil’s President hands indigenous land decisions back to farm sector
The temporary decree effectively removes any involvement of the National Indigenous Affairs agency (FUNAI) in reserves demarcation.
Gem Diamonds exits Botswana with $5.4m Ghaghoo mine sale
The buyer, local company Pro Civil, is assuming the environmental liability currently associated with the London-listed miner.
Cyanide-free gold processing technology hits the market
The new technology was developed over more than a decade by Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, and trialed in Australia in 2018.
Liberty Gold stock hits 52-week high on new drill results
The Black Pine project draws comparison to many deposits located along Nevada’s Carlin trend.
Northern Dynasty funds next steps at Pebble project
When the preliminary economic assessment was delivered in 2011, the cost of the Pebble project was estimated at US$5.76 billion.
PDAC to host 2021 Frank Arnott prize
The future success of our industry and its ability to create prosperity and positive change for communities around the world, rests in future generations leading the way.
Zambian president expects to find buyer for Vedanta unit by July
The government received expressions of interest for the unit, Konkola Copper Mines, from companies based in Turkey, Russia, India, Canada and China.
Australian hedge fund bags 74% gain on millennials and iron
“One of the things we really like in the mining sector at the moment is that large companies like Fortescue are returning cash to shareholders, and not investing in new capacity"
