BHP’s $20B Canadian potash dilemma: To build or not?
BHP Group may be heading for another clash with investors as the world’s biggest miner gets closer to a decision on whether to build, sell or mothball.
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Capturing the value of veterans in mining
Capturing the diverse skills and talents of highly-trained defence force personnel as they transition to civilian work requires a specialised approach.
Cuba sees nickel output topping 50,000 tonnes
Nickel is one of Cuba’s most important exports, but revenue from it has suffered in recent years due to a decline in production and prices.
Australian rail workers plan strikes that could hit key coal haulage tracks
Coal railway workers at Australian hauler Aurizon Holdings Ltd are planning strikes after a breakdown in pay negotiations, their trade union said.
Gold Fields to restart production in South Africa as workers return
Workers downed tools in November after the bullion producer announced plans to cut 1,100 jobs at the mine - near a third of its workforce.
Sibanye-Stillwater extends wage agreement to striking gold workers
Potentially putting an end to a strike that has seen almost half of its employees down tools since mid-November.
Zimbabwe mining minister invites De Beers, Vast Resources to return
It would make them the first listed companies to mine there in that sector for two years, Mining Minister said.
Kirkland Lake drills high grade extensions at Fosterville
The company expects to produce at least 330,000 oz. gold in 2018 at Fosterville.
Eskom debt swap not an option – South Africa’s Ramaphosa
Eskom, which has implemented power cuts due to coal shortages and poor plant performance, said it wants the government to take on $7 billion of its debts.
