While South Africa is still trundling along laboriously with a minerals cadastre system fraught with shortcomings, Mozambique has rocketed to the highest firmament of e-government licence processing, Mining Weekly can report. Mozambique first led the p…
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Profitable 2019 supports Hummingbird’s future development plans The 2019 financial year, ended December 31, was the first profitable year for Aim-listed Hummingbird Resources, which CEO Dan Betts says marks a milestone in the development of the company.
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Country’s sovereign wealth fund has sold a 6.27% stake in Kazatomprom.
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The prevailing Covid-19 pandemic has brought research and innovations into recycling platinum-group metals (PGMs) from disused catalytic converts, led by two University of Witwatersrand (Wits) MSc graduates Collins Saguru and Muofhe Singo, to a near st…
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Precious metals standard-setting body LBMA states that the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) industry requires urgent support as it becomes increasingly exploitative and violent as a result of rising gold prices.
LBMA CEO Ruth Crowell states that…
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The Australian government on Wednesday said that the formal inking of the US/Australia Strategic Petroleum Reserve Lease Agreement was part of the government’s actions to shore up fuel security in Australia and to enhance its ability to withstand globa…
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Mining personality Clive Palmer was left jubilant on Wednesday after the Queensland Supreme Court dismissed claims of A$124-million against the billionaire.
The judgment by Justice Debra Mullins followed a civil trial into the 2016 collapse of Queensl…
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Explosions that damaged a 40 000-year-old Aboriginal heritage site at a Rio Tinto Group iron-ore mine in Australia are focusing investor concern on the growing reputational risk companies face from social issues, widening the advocacy battlefront beyon…
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Source: Maurice Jackson of Streetwise Reports 06/03/2020
In light of pandemic conditions, government reactions and the impacts of both on financial markets, Mercenary Geologist Mickey Fulp describes his investment strateg…
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Source: Steve Palmer for Streetwise Reports 06/03/2020
Steve Palmer, president and chief investment officer of AlphaNorth Asset Management, outlines why he believes Canadian companies on the TSX Venture Index remain good …
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