US-Congo minerals deal won’t bring peace, says rebel leader
“Trying to bribe US with mines can undermine US credibility," rebel leader Corneille Nangaa said.
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Copper hit as high as $5.2255/lb. on the Comex in New York on Tuesday.
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EU selects 47 strategic projects to secure critical minerals access
The list supports the 2024 Critical Raw Material Act, which boosts the EU access to key metals and minerals.
Torex Gold begins copper concentrate production at Media Luna
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Electra receives federal financial commitment for North America’s first cobalt sulfate refinery
The refinery is located in the town of Temiskaming Shores in Northern Ontario.
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