Life coming back to the global exploration sector
After five consecutive months of decline, global mining exploration began showing signs of life in March, particularly in the gold sector, a new report shows.
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Randgold’s Tongon gold mine on track to meet production target for 2015
The mine's management made significant progress in dealing with the recovery and throughput challenges that had hampered the operation in its early stages.
Mongolia to rescind $100m payment to Khan Resources
The two sides met last week, but failed to reach an agreement on a dispute that has dragged on for six years.
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German workers march against coal-plant levy
Protesters held placards that read, "Hands off our brown coal", and "We oppose the social blackout in our region".
3 gold miners die in Ghana
Three miners died last week in Ghana after inhaling toxic fumes while underground.
China is burning through its natural resources
China is the globe's top mining country, but its alarming reserves-to-production ratio is forcing domestic miners to hunt for deals in the rest of the world.
Iron ore price enters bull market
After a stunning week of gains iron ore is now trading 22% above record lows hit early April.
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