Gold’s top performer told don’t splurge to replace fading mines
Gold miners in Australia are facing a slump in output that’ll leave the nation trailing key rivals.
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South African miners to deliver tax windfall after metals rally
Royalty payments are estimated to climb 70%.
Barrick allowed to operate Porgera mine, lease extension being considered
The government is looking into an application by Barrick Niugini Ltd, a joint venture between Barrick and China's Zijin Mining Group.
Sierra Leone cancels major mining licences
Tonkolili has challenged the decision in the country's high court.
Dunnedin ready to explore MPD project in British Columbia
Crews are already on the site conducting mapping, sampling and prospecting work.
Nova Scotian firm builds pilot plant to process Tanzanian graphite
Elcora Advanced Materials wants to target the expandable graphite market.
Pan American Silver stock surges on drill success at La Colorada
Pan American plans to complete a 50,000 metre drill program and review the results of a 12 km magnetotellurics geophysics survey in 2019.
Iamgold reports incident at Rosebel, mining activity suspended
This is not the first time that operations at Rosebel were involuntarily suspended.
Integra gets excellent recoveries from DeLamar heap leach tests
Gold recoveries of between 65% and 80% and silver recoveries between 15% to 40% were achieved.
