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Zimbabwe-focused company is on the verge of raising the curtain on its first tungsten mine
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Ben Magara is at the forefront of the fight to establish a more profitable platinum industry in crisis-hit Rustenburg in South Africa
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Mining Journal's new debating series kicks off with the question miners everywhere want to see answered (in the positive).
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CEO Ian Slater thinking of Colombia summer start to work on construction of significant new gold project
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Tantalus offtake deal a pointer to future direction for some non-Chinese REE developers
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More work could yield upside for Yanfolila
Pit slope optimisation and scheduling could boost the numbers at the Mali gold project
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Cordoba Minerals belle of the ball
Colombia-focused junior claims interest in promising copper play is rising
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Canada’s junior moment
The figures may appear bleak but the potential is still there for Canada’s junior explorers
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Russian miners digging in
Cost-cutting and the rouble devaluation are helping Russia’s mining sector lift its game in the face of global sector downturn
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Join the queue
Petropavlovsk the 'lucky' escape that deserves greater scrutiny all-round
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‘New’ BHPB heads for bond status
High-grade, predictable, boring … it’s what the owners of the world’s biggest miner want
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Copper penny is yet to drop
ICSG stats point to a looming dramatic shift in copper-sector outlook
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In the end, there’s no bucking the market
Cartels have come and gone, but mostly – for minerals and metals – they appear gone for good
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Mandalay biding its time for acquisition opportunities
President Mark Sander says company is keeping eyes open for next opportunity
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Where will junior finance come from?
Veteran stock watcher says flushing of ‘pretend companies’ from markets a key to sector renewal
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Size beats grade for graphite
Nachu flakes make Magnis a chunkier investment proposition
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Cassini maintains focus on the positives
Australian exploration company sees a path blazed by others to good fortune and fame
Iron, iron everywhere
Oil wealth has overshadowed an abundance of untapped iron ore in Gabon
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Consolidation brings new hope for Wiluna
Fresh exploration success the key to minnow’s plans to re-establish mature goldfield’s appeal
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More milestones for Muga
Potash developer’s confidence growing ahead of upcoming key study release
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Africa’s growing mineral sands production base
Neighbours push ahead with expanding district along expansive coastline
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Double whammy for manganese
The important alloy-metal's market has been knocked by slower growth in China and a glut in supply
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Joy’s outlook could worsen
Analysts stop giving equipment suppliers benefit of the doubt on optimistic sales views
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Diversification, innovation test for drillers
Drilling services and manufacturing major working to emerge from minerals slump in better shape
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A platform for Canada’s brownfield explorers
Canadian geoscience initiative giving companies an inkling of where to look next
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Tough times call for tough measures, says EY
As working capital management falls by the wayside in the mining sector, EY says companies must do an about-turn
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Mining’s new technology supply landscape
Key trends have made technology more valuable to miners – and their investors – even during a protracted sector downturn
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Uranium miner joins Big Data revolution
Cameco joins Rio Tinto and others in search for ‘holy grail’ of big-data led business improvement
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Not so hard to digest
A revolutionary acid digestion process coming to a laboratory near you
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Nautilus now a bigger fish
‘Disruptive technology’ of deep-sea mining closer to being a reality, says company chief
The show goes on
There were sponsorship logos on just about everything not moving - and even the travelling escalator (inset) – at this week’s Prospectors & Developers Association Conference (PDAC) 2015 event at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Ottawa, Canada.
