Brazilian court suspends Vale’s Onca Puma mine operating licence again
Brazil's Para state won an appeal overturning a previous court ruling that had given back operating licences.
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Copper price jumps to new 14-month high on supply risks, demand hopes
Prices climbed as much 1.5% on Thursday after dovish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Uganda to launch first domestic tin processing plant next month
Woodcross Resources, a Uganda-based mining and mineral trading company, owns the plant.
Barrick eyes Peru growth amid global asset expansion
The company, which was the country's second top gold producer until 2018, has applied for a new concession in the southern Puno district.
OP-Ed: How to create a secure and resilient national supply chain for rare earth elements
Dr. Luisa Moreno addresses the need to delegate further resources and efforts towards increasing mining capacity as well as processing capacity domestically.
Senegal’s new president announces oil, gas and mining sector audit
Newly elected President Bassirou Diomaye Faye reassured investors they were welcome in the country.
Women in Mining Spotlight: Annelie Lundström
Chief alliance officer at Veracio was named a finalist in the 2024 EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards in the Swedish National final.
Winsome Resources reveals plan to repurpose Renard diamond plant in Quebec for lithium
Quebec has seen an explosion of lithium spodumene discoveries in recent years, and developers are competing to bring the first product to Western markets.
US asks Mexico to conduct review of workers’ rights at Tizapa mine
Los Mineros labor union alleges Industrias Peñoles violated workers’ freedom of association and collective bargaining rights at the company's mine in Zacazonapan.
