Africa


Zambian smelting capacity a concern, Lundin says

When Phil Wright lashed out against Equinox Minerals’ (EQN-T, EQN-A) hostile takeover bid for Lundin Mining (LUN-T) in a conference call earlier this week, the chief executive cited the shortage of Zambian smelting capacity as yet another…


The mill at Resolute Mining's Syama project in Mali, 300 km southeast of the capital Bamako and 30 km from the Cte d'Ivoire border. Photo by Resolute Mining

Resolute refocuses on Mali

Even as Resolute Mining (RSG-A, RMGGF-O) – the second-largest gold producer listed on the Australian Stock Exchange – prepares to wind down its Golden Pride mine in Tanzania over the next 24 months after 12 very successful years and more than…



Drillers at PMI Gold's Obotan gold project in southwest Ghana. Photo by PMI Gold

PMI drills high-grade at old Ghanaian mine

Exploration and infill drilling at PMI Gold’s (PMV-V, PVM-A) past-producing Obotan gold project in southwestern Ghana has turned up 20.8 metres grading 17.6 grams gold per tonne, part of a larger intersection of 80 metres grading 7.49 grams…



The mill at Endeavour Mining's Youga gold mine in Burkina Faso. Photo by Endeavour Mining

Endeavour adds resources at Youga

In a bid to extend the lifespan of its Youga gold mine in Burkina Faso, which produced 82,400 oz. gold in 2010, West Africa-focused gold producer Endeavour Mining (EDV-T) is adding resources at three deposits within 3 km of the Youga plant.



PMI drills high grades at old Ghanaian mine

Vancouver – Exploration and infill drilling at PMI Gold’s (pmv-v, pvm-a) past-producing Obotan gold project in southwestern Ghana has turned up 20.8 metres grading 17.6 grams gold per tonne, part of a larger intersection of 80 metres grading…



Exploring at Cluff Gold's Baomahun gold project in Sierra Leone's Bo district, 180 km east of the capital Freetown. Photo by Cluff Gold

Mining risks and rewards in Africa

A record number of delegates descended on Cape Town in early February to hear about new African investment opportunities as countries continue to stabilize and open up, though risks remain. 



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