Congo offers US, Europe minerals in exchange for peace
President Felix Tshisekedi urged direct trade and didn't rule out a minerals deal if tied to ending the nation's conflict.
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Sudan’s gold output spikes amid civil war as new mining deals signed
The North African nation produced 65 tons of bullion in 2024, generating some $1.6 billion in government revenue.
New Indonesia sovereign wealth fund to invest $20 billion in projects
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Palliser asks Rio Tinto to seek Australian shareholder vote on dual listing
The global miner's UK shareholders were set to vote on Palliser's resolution that sought review of the company's dual-listed structure.