Congo miners may breach rights with virus controls
Most of Congo’s mines have continued to operate amid the pandemic.
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Insurers distance from Adani project amid global coal backlash
The pushback comes after it was reported that three major insurance groups charged Adani for policies covering work at Carmichael since November.
Evrim and Renaissance join in ‘merger of equals’
The new company will have a royalty portfolio that includes a 2% net smelter return royalty on First Majestic’s Ermitano West gold deposit in Sonora.
India’s NMDC halts key iron ore mine
The 6 million tonnes per annum Bacheli mine is NMDC's largest, accounting for nearly 40% of its annual production capacity.
Rio Tinto chief says sorry for sacred caves blast
Australia's Senate agreed to begin a national inquiry into how the destruction of two ancient and sacred Aboriginal caves occurred.
Glencore’s Valeria coal mine granted special status
Queensland has designated the 20-million tonne per year project a "coordinated" one, which will get it fast-tracked.
Goldsource to restart drilling at Guyanese gold project
The company said it will use a remote quarantined camp so that workers keep their distance from nearby communities.
Zijin, the mystery miner buying Guyana Goldfields
Chinese miner has trumped Silvercorp's bid by offering $238 million.
Why renewable energy is overweighted
Demand for oil in 2020 may end up being 10% lower than the previous year.
