Rubicon boosts measured and indicated resources at Phoenix by 110%
The company has started a preliminary economic assessment which it expects to complete by year-end.
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Last kimberlite trucked to plant at De Beers Victor mine
The Victor mine was forecast to produce 6 million carats over its life, but it beat that by recovering a total of 8 million carats, with a record 936,000 carats produced in 2018.
Commodity traders say more needs to be done to promote women
Women account for less than 5% of senior management at top trading houses, Bloomberg reported last year, and companies are under pressure to improve gender parity.
Jamaica’s mining revival turns red earth to gold for hedge funds
Investors are benefiting from a panicked realization across the aluminum industry that the supply chain is fragile.
ENRC sues U.K. fraud cops as corruption charges loom
The lawsuit is the latest escalation of a public battle between ENRC and the white-collar crime prosecutors that has been in and out of the courts since at least 2014.
Bell tolls for gold mine that once powered South African economy
Sibanye Gold Ltd. has decided that it won’t extend the life of Driefontein, once the biggest mine on the continent.
Newmont readies leadership team post-merger with Goldcorp
Newmont's $10-billion acquisition of Canada’s Goldcorp is expected to close in the second quarter of the year.
African mining firms seek charter changes over past black ownership deals
Companies have requested a judicial review of South Africa's 2018 mining charter to change clauses related to transactions made in the past to increase black ownership.
South Africa’s Sibanye-Stillwater will consider changing primary listing
The precious metals producer is looking into opportunities in gold and the battery metals sectors.
