Zimbabwe to sign $700 million coal-bed methane deal this month
The accord comes as President Mnangagwa courts foreign investment to rebuild an economy that halved in size since 2000 under former President Mugabe.
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Alcoa ready to resume labor talks for Canada aluminum smelter
The smelter, which produces some 430,000 metric tonnes of aluminum annually, has been operating at reduced capacity by non-union workers since Jan. 11.
Australian lithium miner, Chile’s SQM choose site for new plant in West Australia
Kidman Resources has chosen a site in Kwinana, Western Australia with Chilean joint venture partner SQM to develop a lithium processing plant.
Four miners dead and three still missing at Sibanye-Stillwater mine
Two more quakes were felt Friday near the company's Masakhane gold mine, which cause search and rescue operations to be momentarily halted.
Alrosa to acquire one of the world’s largest diamond polishing firms
Russia's Kristall cuts around 300,000 carats annually and generates revenue of around $200 million.
WGC latest report shows how weak gold demand has been this year
Global demand dropped so much between January and March that the period became the weakest first quarter since the 2008 financial crisis.
UK-based explorer granted licence surrounding historic gold mine in Sweden
Erris Resources was granted a new 100% owned gold exploration permit, Enåsen no.5, which is located in central Sweden.
Workers seek partner to buy and operate aging Peru smelter
La Oroya polymetallic smelter had been operated by Doe Run Peru, a unit of the U.S.-based Renco Group, from 1997 until the company went bankrupt in 2009 and its assets were transferred to a group of former creditors.
Paris asks insurers to ditch coal
Paris City Council passed a motion last night where its members ask the CEOs of the world’s largest insurance and reinsurance companies to stop insuring coal projects.
