Aboriginal group to inspect rock shelters for potential Rio Tinto damage
Rio Tinto said that a preliminary investigation found no damage to the shelter at the Mesa C Robe Valley operations.
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Its flagship copper-gold project has been put on hold since November 2020 after a civil war broke out in the Tigray Region.
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One of the biggest challenges facing the mining industry is a growing skills gap created by an aging workforce and a dearth of talent waiting next in line.
Banyan updates AurMac resource to 7 million oz. gold
The AurMac project lies 30 km from Victoria Gold’s Eagle gold project and adjacent to Hecla Mining’s Keno Hill silver mine.
Botswana sets aside $65m to buy 24% stake in gem trader HB Antwerp
The deal would value the Belgian company, founded in 2020, at $275 million.
Congo’s Gecamines and Entreprise Generale du Cobalt sign mining deal
Created by government decree in December 2019, EGC was granted a monopoly on artisanal cobalt produced in the country.
India’s Ola Electric considers bid for lithium mining rights
Lithium is important for the e-scooter maker, as it plans to locally produce lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles.
Li-Metal completes concept study for world’s first carbonate-to-metal lithium plant
The facility would have an annual capacity of 1,000 tonnes of lithium metal.