Tanzania plans new $5.6 billion rail to iron ore, coal-rich area
The Mtwara-Mbamba Bay railway with spurs to Mozambique, Zambia and Malawi was first proposed two decades ago.
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American Lithium says Peru project could be fast-tracked
The miner hiked its estimates for the Falchani project by 476% from 2019, saying it could hold 5.53 million metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent.
Peru mining keeping country out of deeper recession, minister says
The world's No. 2 copper producer fell into a recession earlier this year.
Platinum mine disaster kills 11 workers in South Africa
The accident occurred at a mine owned by Impala Platinum Holdings when an elevator, transporting workers to the surface, malfunctioned.
Nearly one-third of world’s tailings dams close to protected areas – study
Researchers found that mine waste threatens biodiversity within protected areas all over the world.
British Columbia Minister of Mines to lead delegation to London resource conference
Josie Osborne will lead a delegation that includes the Nisga’a Lisims Government, the Association of Mineral Exploration and several junior mining companies.
Panama’s top court rules First Quantum contract unconstitutional
First Quantum has already notified its intention of taking the Central American nation to an international court for arbitration.
American West samples high-grade copper, gold at Nunavut’s Tempest
Samples assayed up to 38.2% copper in an underexplored area, are fast becoming the focus of an aggressive exploration program planned for 2024.
How do major copper producers in Arizona navigate water stewardship issues?
The Governor of Arizona last year announced a $1.2 billion, three-year investment in improving water infrastructure.
