Rio Tinto sorry for blasting 46,000-year-old Aboriginal site
Rio Tinto destroyed the Juukan Gorge caves last week while carrying out tasks related to its expansion plan in the Pilbara region.
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Trump’s sparring with China revives rare earths stock trade
A Chinese stock strategy that worked in 2019 when tensions got heated with the US is picking up again.
Valterra to acquire Lima gold project in Brazil
The Vancouver-based miner announced a private placement with net proceeds to be used to acquire the property.
FenixOro to restart Colombia exploration campaign
The Canadian miner received an exemption from the Antioquia government from covid-19 work restrictions.
Lundin reopening Fruta del Norte mine in Ecuador
Lundin had to suspend its flagship gold mine on March 22 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
IAMGOLD buys Monarch’s Fayolle deposit for $11.5m
Monarch will use the funds to advance its flagship Wasamac gold project in Quebec.
Australian miners join forces to explore Coates Ni-Cu-PGE project
Lithium Australia, Australian Vanadium and Mercator Metals were inspired by Chalice Gold Mines’ recent discoveries of Ni-Cu-PGE mineralization at its nearby Julimar project.
Five mines in Europe take part in €7m digitization project
From tungsten to gold, five mines in the old continent are to enter the IIoT era.
Zambia’s CEC to discontinue power supply to Konkola Copper Mines
Zambia's Copperbelt Energy Corp says Vedanta's Konkola Copper Mines owes $132 million in debt.
