Centerra signs Kyrgyz ceasefire

Centerra Gold (CN:CG) is confident its problems in Kyrgyzstan will be over after it agreed to put US$60 million towards two apparent good causes.

Close friends: Scott Perry and Sapar Isakov signing the truce that will cost Centerra $57 million this year

The deal was confirmed on Monday after being reported last week.

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