South America

More high grades for Continental

The latest results from Continental Gold’s (CNL-T) Buritica project in Colombia add further support to the notion that the company has significant project on it hands. The latest results came out of 15 diamond drill-holes at the wholly owned…


Argentex Mining posts Pinguino PEA

Until late 2009, Argentex Mining (ATX-V, AGXM-O) focused on drilling the polymetallic sulphide mineralization at its Pinguino project in Argentina. But then the company decided to shift gears and concentrate instead on the property’s…


A new play on Brazilian potash

For investors hungry for a new way to play rising food prices through potash juniors, a new avenue with experienced management should soon be tradable in Toronto. Toronto-based Rio Verde Minerals, currently a privately held company, plans to…






At Reunion Gold's Matthews Ridge manganese project in Guyana. Photo by Reunion Gold

Fennell’s Reunion seeks Guyanese manganese

As industrial metal prices continue to rise from their 2008 lows, Vancouver-based Reunion Gold (RGD-V) has refocused its exploration efforts away from precious metals and on to past-producing manganese mines in Guyana.


Looking southwest at Candente Copper's camp at the Canariaco Norte copper-gold project in the Peruvian Andes. Photo by Candente Copper

Candente works to advance and sell Canariaco Norte

Vancouver – Having sharply cut back operations during the global recession, Candente Copper (DNT-T) is coming back to life with a completed prefeasibility study, an updated resource and new financing.



Minera Andes makes headway at San Jose mine (March 11, 2011)

Exploration drilling in and around the San Jose underground mine in Argentina last year uncovered 7.5 km of new high-grade silver-gold veins, a 44% year-on-year increase in the cumulative strike length of all the known veins at the mine, Minera…



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