World’s top ruby mine in Mozambique stormed after ‘fake’ notice
About 300 people invaded a pit at the Montepuez ruby mine in northeastern Mozambique on Sunday.
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Australia’s MinRes probes payments to tycoon founder
Chris Ellison, who has a large stake in the miner, said that the company set up offshore entities more than 20 years ago that supplied Mineral Resources with mining equipment.
South32’s Q1 manganese output plunges as Aussie ops fail to produce
A tropical cyclone in March damaged infrastructure at the diversified miner's GEMCO project.
Graphite One earmarked for $325 million loan for anode manufacturing plant
Its proposed project is anchored by what it considers to be the nation's largest and highest-grade graphite deposit.
Endeavour Mining targets 200,000 oz/year of gold from Ivory Coast mine
The Lafigue mine began production in early August and is expected to produce between 90,000-100,000 ounces by the end of the year.
India seeks critical mineral agreement with US, hopes for a trade pact
Earlier this month, India and US signed an initial pact to cooperate on strengthening supply chains for lithium, cobalt and other critical minerals.
Left and right ‘unite’ against Rio lithium project in Serbia
The council of Loznica, population around 20,000 about 100 km west of Belgrade, is deciding whether to amend its official plan to allow the 250-hectare development.
Brazil to seal $30 billion compensation deal with BHP, Vale over 2015 dam collapse
As of Friday, the negotiations between the parties were ongoing and no final agreement has been reached on the settlement amount or terms.
How resource ‘classification debt’ chips away at miners’ growth and investor trust
Over the past decade, resource misclassification has saddled the mining industry with a costly problem.
