South Africa’s female miners
The South African Women in Mining Association says women need more information and training in order to become more active in the country’s mining industry.
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Judge refuses to rule on cyanide case
A federal judge in the U.S. says he will not issue a ruling on a lawsuit filed by native leaders from the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Montana who are trying to force the cleanup of the abandoned Zortman and Landusky gold mines, near Malta.
Kimberly buys Rescue
Coeur d’Alene-based junior
Eldorado welcomes VAT exemption
Vancouver — Two mining-friendly laws passed by the Turkish government are expected to improve the profitability of the Kisladag project of
DRC outlines copper-gold zone at Ajax
Vancouver — Drilling between two previously mined pits at
Holmer, Lake Shore firm up resource (July 26, 2004)
Tumi reports rich silver grades
Vancouver —
Court decision could affect Frontier Pacific
Vancouver — A Turkish court decision might disrupt operations at the Ovacik gold mine, which is soon to be acquired by
Imperial places marker on Fjordland
Vancouver —
Mundoro’s Maoling serves up gold
Vancouver — Little more than half a year since going public,
First Quantum active in Mauritania
Vancouver — The government of Mauritania has given its blessing for
IOCC workers on strike
More than 1,400 workers at Iron Ore Co. of Canada (IOCC) went on strike in late July, shutting down mine production at the plant in Labrador, which supplies roughly 4% of the world’s iron pellets.