Bristow lays in to Acacia for ‘failing to cooperate’ as Tanzania...
BARRICK Gold CEO, Mark Bristow, has criticised Acacia Mining for failing to cooperate in the Canadian firm's efforts to end a two-year dispute over...
Trucking, carrying costs hurt as Asanko Gold, Gold Fields make start...
ASANKO Gold said it was on course for production of 225,000 to 245,000 ounces in the 2019 financial year as guided following a first...
Kinross to conclude low cost option study for Tasiast phase two...
KINROSS Gold Corp. said an alternative, lower cost approach to the second phase development of its Tasiast project in West Africa's Mauritania would be...
DRDGold’s FWGR project begins to make its mark as production numbers...
SHARES in DRDGold nipped up 6% in early Johannesburg trade after the company published March quarter production numbers which demonstrated the first benefits of...
Perseus board gives formal investment nod to $265m Yaouré gold mining...
PERSEUS Mining's board gave the widely expected approval for the development of Yaouré, a project in Côte d’Ivoire that will cost $265m to develop and will...
Côte d’Ivoire mine grinds into action promising cash for debt-laden Endeavour
THE second half of Endeavour Mining's 2019 financial year would be given over to cash generation in order to test the investment mettle of...
Harmony output unscathed from March quarter, tops up forward gold sales...
HARMONY Gold came through an oftentimes tricky third quarter (March) with its gold target for the 2019 financial year of 1.45 million ounces intact,...
Hummingbird signs 25-year MDA with Liberia after agreeing $1.5m sign-on bonus
HUMMINGBIRD Resources has signed a 25-year mineral development agreement (MDA) with the Liberian government which sets down the economic terms for the potential development...
West African Resources lifts annual gold output for Sanbrado’s first five...
WEST African Resources said annual production from its proposed Sanbrado Gold Project in Burkina Faso would be some 217,000 ounces over the first five...
Kebble nemesis, Mark Wellesley-Wood, passes away suddenly
MARK Wellesley-Wood, the controversial mining CEO and financier who was long the nemesis of the late Kebbles, Roger and Brett, has suddenly passed away.
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