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More gold at Intidougou

Drilling by Orezone Resources (ORZ-T) and its Australian partner, Delta Gold, has intersected more near-surface gold at the Intidougou project in Burkina Faso.The partners sank 15 reverse-circulation…


Gold rally fades

Denver — The Dow Jones industrial average sunk 218.10 points, or 1.9%, to 11,039.14 during the report period May 23-29.Fears of Russian gold sales brought the yellow metal rally to an abrupt halt, wi…




Golden Star acquires Prestea concession

Denver-based Golden Star Resources (GSC-T) has reached an agreement with Ghana’s Prestea Gold Resources (PGR), a worker-owned company, to acquire its namesake concession.Control of the Prestea deposit…


Positive prefeasibility at Kisladag

Vancouver — Junior Eldorado Gold (ELD-V) has tabled a positive prefeasibility study for its wholly owned Kisladag project in western Turkey.The study proposes a 3.4-million-tonne-per-year operation t…


NAME CHANGES (June 04, 2001)

Quinto Mining (QU-V) has changed its name to Quinto Technology (QU-V) on a 1-new-for-1-old-share basis.Wamco Resources (WAM-V) has changed its name to Wamco Technology Group…


Crew advances Nalunaq project

Having confirmed the high-grade nature of its 67%-owned Nalunaq gold project in South Greenland, Crew Development (CRU-T) is proceeding with a $28.7-million private placement in order to finance furth…


Friedland back at Bakyrchik mine

Not for nothing has the huge Bakyrchik gold mine in northeastern Kazakstan been called “the money-pit of the steppes.” The Russians, the Australians, and then a North American company all tried to mak…


LME Warehouse Levels (June 04, 2001)

Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, May 29/01 (change from May 22 in brackets):MetalStock (tonnes)ChangeAluminium570525(+…


Rio Grande shows copper

Vancouver-based junior Mansfield Minerals (MDR-V) is encouraged by results from the first round of drilling on the Rio Grande iron oxide-copper-gold prospect in northwestern Argentina. The program has…


Slash-and-burn tactics exposed The eco-industry

Congressman James Hansen of Utah is no bleeding-heart liberal, yet he has sponsored and supported enough environmental legislation to have been labelled “too green” by some of his Republican colleague…


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