VANCOUVER — A recently completed scoping study that forecasts robust economics at International Barytex Resources’ (IBX-V, IBYXFO) Shituru copper project, located in the Democratic Republic of the Co…
A meteoric rise in platinum prices grabbed the mining sector’s attention during the week ended Feb. 16, the seventh trading week of 2008.
Vancouver – Uranium One’s (UUU-T) share price freefall looks to continue with news that the uranium upstart had to …
It’s been nearly two years since a reverse takeover put Areva’s gold assets into then Venture Exchange listed La Ma…
A ray of clarity from the sometimes murky political world of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been a boon t…
Vancouver – An ongoing exploration program at Great Basin Gold’s (GBG-T) Burnstone project in South Africa has incr…
A new National Instrument 43-101 resource estimate for the Goanikontes Anomaly A uranium deposit in Namibia brings good tidings for Australian junior Bannerman Resources (BAN-T, BMN-A).
Caledonia Mining (CAL-T, CMCL-L) has teamed up with an undisclosed Chinese refiner, signing an offtake agreement for cobalt from its Nama project, in northern Zambia.
saw their share prices drop recently after the DRC’s Minister of Mining and Energy Victor Kasanga announced that the government wants a bigger share of mining profits and plans to renegotiate all mini…
Capital cost overruns at De Beers’ Snap Lake diamond mine in the Northwest Territories forced the company to take a US$965-million impairment charge in its 2007 yearend results.
West Africa-focused juniors Birim Goldfields (BGI-T, BRGFF-O) and Goldcrest Resources (GCL-V, GCTRF-O) have agreed to merge after unanimous votes by the boards of both companies.
The week ended Feb. 9, the sixth trading week of 2007, was punctuated by another setback for Canada’s emerging diamond mining industry, with De Beers taking a severe haircut at its new Snap Lake mine,…
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