May 4, 2016

Metso to provide crushing-screening plant and life cycle services to Tata Steel’s Sedibeng iron ore mine in South Africa

The delivery includes a five-year Life Cycle Services contract, which will bring Sedibeng increased production capacity and reliability while reducing production costs.

May 3, 2016

Diamonds add sparkle to Anglo’s improving outlook

Moody's praises higher than expected valuation for the sale of the niobium, phosphate businesses and improving prospects for the global diamond market.

May 3, 2016

INFOGRAPHIC: The riskiest places to live

Risk, from a mathematical perspective, is the probability of an event multiplied by its potential impact.

May 2, 2016

Top Diamond Producers Invited to Take Part in World Diamond Congress in Dubai

The Congress, to take place in Dubai from May 16 to 19, will address the issue of 'Transparency, Responsibility, Sustainability in Producing Countries' on the morning of May 19, with…

April 29, 2016

RBC wants over $7 million for job they didn’t do: Crew Gold

Canada's biggest bank is suing former client Crew Gold over a fee the lender claims it should have been paid by the mining company.

April 28, 2016

Chile’s cheerless outlook for copper price

Top global producer sees surplus this year and next as mines pump out more metal and predicts decline in copper price from today's levels through 2017.

April 28, 2016

Egypt explorers hunt gold in the desert, following ancients

Essential for ancient artifacts like the famed burial mask of Tutankhamun, gold has been mined in Egypt for millennia.

April 27, 2016

Roxgold’s Burkina mine just got a whole lot richer

Shares in Toronto junior up sharply after adding 220,000oz to ultra high-grade Yaramoko project in West Africa expected to pour first gold in June.

April 27, 2016

Saudi Arabia releases ambitious plan to diversify economy

The "Vision for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" could radically transform Saudi Aramco, the Saudi economy, and the country's social structure.

April 27, 2016

Global oil supply could face 4.5 million barrels shortfall — Wood Mackenzie

Current oil oversupply could reverse within 20 years as low oil prices have forced pricers to slash spending on exploration and production, a report by Wood Mackenzie shows.