Global gold mining output to decline further
Only Africa and Oceania bucking the trend says new study.
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Guatemalans’ lawsuit against Tahoe Resources to go to trial
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has rejected efforts by Tahoe Resources Inc. to dismiss a lawsuit brought by seven Guatemalan men for injuries they suffered during the violent suppression of a peaceful protest at Tahoe’s mine in Guatemala.
US, Canadian engineers back Keystone XL application, urge swift approval
Operating Engineers in the U.S. and Canada stand ready to build this essential piece of North American energy infrastructure.
Frank Holmes – The FED holds gold because they don’t trust currencies
Frank Holmes the CEO & CIO of U.S. Global Investors sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable
Report: Freeport can ride out Grasberg storm
Indonesia's concentrate export ban, new ownership rules and licence conversion worry investors in Arizona copper giant.
Lucapa Diamond in trading halt ahead of acquisition of new project
The Africa-focused diamond miner said it expects to resume trading before the open on Tuesday next week.
TransCanada submits new application for Keystone XL permit
The company has spent at least $2.5 billion on the project, whose total cost if built would be at least $10 billion due to delays and permitting costs.
South Africa blames AngloGold, Sibanye of refusing to comply with safety laws
Mines minister Mosebenzi Zwane noted that 19 of the 73 miners who died in South Africa last year lost their lives at operations run by those companies.
UN court won’t dismiss Stans Energy claims against Kyrgyz Republic
The decision means the $210 million arbitration against the Kyrgyz Republic will advance to the merits stage, the Canadian junior said.
