Vancouver – For the past six years Martin Amyot has been making an annual trek to Vancouver to try and convince investors that not only has Sudan had a gold mine in continuous operation since 1991, but also that the mine will be in operation…
Drill results from the C zone of the Kofi property in Mali, West Africa show “excellent potential” for Avion Gold (AVR-T, AVGCF-O) to define a “near-surface, high grade, mineable gold deposit” says the company’s senior vice president of…
Allana Potash (AAA-T, AAA-V) is painting a rosy picture of its Dallol potash project in Ethiopia, with a positive preliminary economic assessment (PEA) that estimates start-up costs at US$796 million.
Platinum Group Metals (PTM-T) has hit high-grade precious metal intercepts in an area north of the previously mapped Bushveld complex in South Africa.
The world’s latest iron-ore mine comes out of a former key producer that is looking to get back on the mining track.
Shares of Keegan Resources (KGN-T, KGN-X) are undervalued even when taking into account new tax changes proposed in Ghana, Canaccord Genuity mining analyst Nicholas Campbell argues in a research note to clients, adding that he believes the…
A fund’s liquidation of its holdings in Tanzanian Royalty Exploration (TNX-T, TRX-X) has sent the stock price plunging on Nov. 10
Initial drill results from Abzu Gold’s (ABS-V) Nangodi project in Ghana show that the Bole-Nangodi gold belt in the north of the country still has plenty of gold to give.
Vancouver – Platinum Group Metals (PTM-T) has hit high grade precious metal intercepts in an area north of the previously mapped Bushveld Complex in South Africa.
Allana Potash (aaa-t) has started painting a somewhat rosy picture at its Dallol potash project in Ethiopia with a positive preliminary economic assessment (PEA), estimating start-up costs at US$796 million.
Anglo American’s (AAL-L) agreement to pay $5.1 billion in cash for the Oppenheimer family’s 40% stake in De Beers will have a profound impact on the diamond industry, executives and analysts say.
The decisive, US$5-billion exit of the storied Oppenheimer family from its 40% controlling interest in De Beers brings to a close a century of history in the global diamond trade.
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