Katanga and Nikanor to form African copper giant
Katanga Mining (KAT-T, KATFF-O) and Nikanor (nkr-l) are planning a merger that would create Africa’s biggest copper producer and become the world’s biggest cobalt producer by 2011.
Katanga Mining (KAT-T, KATFF-O) and Nikanor (nkr-l) are planning a merger that would create Africa’s biggest copper producer and become the world’s biggest cobalt producer by 2011.
Miners have long been divided about artisanal miners working their concessions. Although the activity can at times lead to conflict, artisanals are widely credited with providing free — if inadverten…
Vancouver – The completion of infill drilling at what will be Africas largest copper mine has shown definitively t…
If you like to catch companies slipping bad news into the market, it’s always wise to stick around your computer after the markets close on Fridays.
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Miners have long been divided about having artisanal miners on their concessions. While the activity can at times l…
Vancouver – Etruscan Resources (EET-T) sinking share price got a little boost after the company released drill res…
Katanga Mining (KAT-T) and Nikanor (NKR-L) plan to create Africas biggest copper producer and the worlds biggest …
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Base metal markets will have to wait a bit longer to see some of the massive stores of minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s copper belt.
Longer than expected commissioning times and an inability to secure sulphuric acid have conspired to force Uranium …
Birim Goldfields (BGI-T) has increased its resource estimate on its Tinga property in Ghana by 62% for a total of 2…
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