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Gold Fields CEO says market is too short term

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GOLD Fields CEO Mike Fraser admits to some frustration in the wake of his company’s capital markets day last year when it outlined production...

Jihadists attack Mali gold mine and seize workers

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SUSPECTED jihadists launched an assault on Mali's Morila gold mine over the weekend, destroying equipment and temporarily seizing seven employees before their release, said...

Copper surges towards record on supply concerns

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COPPER rallied about three percent towards record levels as traders anticipated tightening supplies and potential United States import tariffs in the new year. "Overall supply...

Rwandan tungsten mine enters US defence supply chain

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RWANDA'S Nyakabingo tungsten mine has become the largest source in Africa since Trinity Metals Group acquired the operation in 2022, tripling output to over...

Axis International launches $29bn Guinea arbitration claim

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UNITED Arab Emirates-based Axis International has initiated a $29bn arbitration case against Guinea's government following the revocation of its bauxite mining permit, equipment seizures...

Central banks target gold smuggling with buying schemes

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MADAGASCAR'S central bank governor Aivo Andrianarivelo is leading efforts to combat gold smuggling as criminal gangs use aircraft and helicopters to traffic an estimated...

Zijin Mining intensifies acquisitions amid record profits

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CHINA'S largest mining company Zijin Mining Group will accelerate global acquisitions targeting gold and copper assets as record profits and surging metal prices propel...

Zambian mines accept yuan for tax payments

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CHINESE mine operators in Zambia began paying royalties and taxes in yuan from October, marking the first confirmed acceptance of mining tax payments in...

Tinkering with reform puts SA mining in limbo again

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This article was first published in The Mining Yearbook 2025   New draft legislation is being considered while SA faces international uncertainty and domestic upheavals as...

Despite Trump’s antipathy, mining companies will not abandon ESG

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This article was first published in The Mining Yearbook 2025   In the US, the second administration of President Donald Trump has been dismantling diversity, equity...