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Harmony Gold cuts Russian ties

Facing pressure from South Africa’s Reserve Bank to consolidate ownership or cut bait with respect to overseas projects, Harmony Gold (HMY-N) has divested itself of its Russian holdings in two separat…


Placer Dome tops up till

Vancouver — Looking to refinance costs associated with the recent acquisition of East African Gold Mines, Placer Dome (PDG-T) has added US$530 million to its till.The major issued US$300 million of u…


People (October 27, 2003)

Alcan — Christine Morin-Postel appointed director;Alcoa — John Pizzey, VP and group president of primary products, will retire in early 2004; Pizzey will be succeeded by Bernt Reitan.APAC…




AngloGold boosts Ashanti bid (October 27, 2003)

AngloGold (AU-N) has bumped its all-share offer for Ghanaian-based Ashanti Goldfields (ASL-N) by 11.5%.The world’s third-largest gold producer is now offering 0.29 of an AngloGold share for each share…


Gold rallies as Barrick breaks the mold

Gold roared back to life in the Oct. 15-21 report period, rising US$4 to a London morning fix of US$374.80 per oz. Silver also shone, rising US6 over the five trading days to finish at US$5 per oz.Ba…


Lateegra cuts gold at Del Norte, Clone

Vancouver — Lateegra Resources (LEG-V) is pleased with initial results from drilling at its Clone and Del Norte properties, 20 km southeast of Stewart, B.C.Del Norte, which Lateegra shares with Teuto…


Rockslide at Grasberg.

Slippage causes deaths at Grasberg

Vancouver — A slippage accident at the Grasberg copper-gold mine in Indonesia has caused the deaths of eight workers.In the second fatal accident at the mine in three years, two workers were killed, …


Copper issues lead the way on junior exchange

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange finished the trading week ended October 21st on a strong note, with investors eyeing juniors with exposure to the copper market. The S&P-TSX Venture Exchange comp…


Underground mining resumes at Springlake

AfriOre (AFO-T) has resumed underground production at the Springlake anthracite mine, north of Dundee in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, after recovering the remains of a load-haul-dump m…


Builders and monuments

Two deaths in the months just past show that the Canadian mining industry is gradually passing out of the hands of a generation that made it great.In losing Douglas Hume and James Harquail, two well-k…


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