With the proposed merger of Canadian Gold Hunter (CGH-T, CGHLF-O) and Sanu Resources (SNU-V, SNULF-O), both part of the Lundin Group of Companies, the combined entity will have exploration properties …
Resource estimates for Sunridge Gold (SGC-V, SGCNF-O) on its Debarwa and Adi Nefas massive sulphide projects in central Eritrea show a significant supergene copper concentration.
Resource estimates for Sunridge Gold (SGC-V) on its Debarwa and Adi Nefas massive-sulphide projects in central …
Vancouver – Lundin Mining (LUN-T, LMC-A) is making a strategic private placement investment in Sanu Resources (SNU…
As tensions rise along the disputed border between Eritrea and Ethiopia, the market continues to punish junior mining companies with projects in the region….
Channel sampling on the contiguous Seroa and Seroa Hill exploration licences in Eritrea have turned up two new mineralized targets for
Vancouver –After changing the mining legislation to ensure it gets a bigger piece of the pie, the government of Eritrea has lifted the ban on exploration by foreign mining companies. The move comes four months after the government suddenly called…
Vancouver — The Eritrean government is seeking further meetings with foreign companies exploring for minerals in the East African country. The move comes four months after its surprising and unexplained ban on all exploration within its borders.
Vancouver – After changing the mining legislation to ensure itself a bigger piece of the action, the government of…
Vancouver – The Eritrean Ministry of Energy and Mines has requested the companies doing exploration in the tiny Eas…
The junior mining market is showing rumblings of gaining some legs with daily trading volumes remaining over the paltry 20-million-share threshold for the week. Investors await exploration results from the plethora of cashed-up companies active ov…
Vancouver — Several Canadian-based companies have been ordered to halt their exploration programs in Eritrea. According to a press release released by the companies collectively, the Eritrean Ministry of Mines gave no reason for ordering the work…
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