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BHP Options Aussie Project

Mega-miner BHP Billiton (bhp-n) has decided to exercise an option to earn into an Australian nickel-copper project…


Higher aluminum prices forecast

We expect base metal prices to continue to perform strongly over the near term, even though we have already seen multi-year highs. We also believe the rising price cycle will turn after this year.In t…


Meguma gold enjoys revival

A small Nova Scotian exploration company led by William Felderhof believes a geological model developed by an Aussie junior to exploit the Bendigo goldfields in Australia is applicable to gold deposit…


An aerial view of Ivanhoe Mines' Oyu Tolgoi discovery camp in Mongolia's South Gobi desert.

Study offers bright snapshot of Oyu Tolgoi

An independent scoping study has concluded that Ivanhoe Mines’ (IVN-T) Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in southern Mongolia has sufficient and rich-enough mineralization to warrant mining.The study eva…



On the border between the Caribbean and Cocos tectonic plates, Nicaragua remains very active geologically. Shown above are examples of the numerous volcanoes and collapsed calderas seen throughout the 80-km-wide Nicaragua graben, which hugs the country's Pacific coast.

Gold gives Nicaragua much-needed boost

Few countries have as sad a tale to tell as Nicaragua. Ravaged by a decade of civil war and strangled by a U.S. trade embargo in the 1980s, her economy was just beginning to recover when Hurricane Mit…



Newmont Mining Chairman and CEO Wayne Murdy greets the locals in Ghana, where the company is developing its multi-million-ounce Ahafo and Akyem gold projects.

Gold miners stalk quarry in elephant country

Ghana was once known as “the gold coast of Africa,” and, with annual production of 2.3 million oz., the country remains the second-largest gold-producing nation on the continent.With the recent upswin…


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