Tin’s bright electric future poses supply problem
Research by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) projected that tin could be the metal with the most to gain.
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Botswana sees lower mineral revenues in 2019
Retail jewellery sales fell during the last quarter of 2018, while polished prices continued to decline into the beginning of 2019.
South Africa’s Eskom may need more bailouts despite tariff hikes
Eskom supplies more than 90 percent of the power in Africa's most industrialised economy.
GoldMining updates Yellowknife resource
The new numbers are an 18% increase in the measured and indicated grade.
Zimbabwe to allow foreign platinum miners control of local operations
Foreign platinum and diamond miners have been restricted to only 49 percent ownership of their Zimbabwe operations by the black economic empowerment law.
Murchison now owns 100% of the HPM project in Québec
The Toronto-based miner acquired Pure Nickel's 50% interest in the nickel-copper-cobalt project.
Aussie state wants to attract more women to the mining workforce
The emphasis is on getting more women at senior levels.
Kootenay Silver nearly triples financing after acquiring two new projects in Mexico
Mapping and sampling completed by Kootenay of mineralized veins exposed at surface returned grades of up to 692 g/t silver.
Canadian juniors shifting focus to Africa, away from South America
Spending destined for South America drops by $600m, while share of funds raised for exploration projects in Africa doubles.
