Mozambique to open new round of coal bids
Following adoption of new mine ownership law for coking coal-rich southern African nation.
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Juniors operating from the driver’s seat: Adrian Day
Looking for projects that could potentially be taken over.
“Emergency services may be withheld”: Burnaby warns Kinder Morgan
The city’s lawyer Greg McDade stated Trans Mountain has not consulted with or obtained any agreements with the city’s fire, police, and emergency services.
BHP Billiton ready to offload Guinea iron ore stake
World's No. 1 steelmaker, ArcelorMittal, said to be the most likely buyer of BHP's stake in Mount Nimba.
Paragon Diamonds interest in Lemphane increased to 100%
Paragon will now hold 80% of the equity in the project, together with the Government of Lesotho holding 20%.
True Gold completes water infrastructure in Burkina Faso
The reservoir will provide sufficient water for the Vancouver-based junior company’s construction and operational needs, as well as for local communities in Burkina Faso.
Mining CEO arrested, India’s multimillion dollar coal mine contract in jeopardy
Australia’s largest construction company warns its Indian sudsidiary might lose a multimillion dollar contract to develop and operate the $5.5 billion Pakri Barwadih coal mine.
Argentine minister says Chile, Peru mining models ‘a failure’
The official was especially critical of the other two countries openness to foreign investors.
Strike aftermath might affect safety on platinum mines
An unintended but potentially damaging erosion of authority structures at the workface might be bad for safety underground as and when platinum mineworkers return to work, according to SRK Consulting (SA) chairman Roger Dixon.
