Sibanye CEO says seismic events a fact of life for South Africa mines
Sibanye has faced strong criticism from unions, local media and the government after the earthquake at its Driefontein gold mine that killed the miners.
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Congo mining regulations to be signed into law on Friday — mines minister
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OZ Minerals closer than ever to grabbing Brazil-focused Avanco
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It was a great first quarter for battery material financings
Lithium, copper and nickel.
Gold price: Investors are pouring $1 billion per month into ETFs
Net inflows into gold-backed exchange traded funds rose again in May, lifting value of private bullion to $103 billion, highest since 2013.
Solgold shares jump on Ecuador drilling
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BHP said to get shale bids valuing unit up to $9 billion
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