
Bambadji drill results support program expansion
Drilling by Fortuna Mining (TSX: FVI, NYSE: FSM) has returned board mineralized gold intervals from the Kabewest prospect at its recently acquired […]

Drilling by Fortuna Mining (TSX: FVI, NYSE: FSM) has returned board mineralized gold intervals from the Kabewest prospect at its recently acquired […]

High-ranking members of Angola’s government will be in the capital city next month for the Angola International Mining Conference (AIMC) 2026. Organized […]
In mineral processing, screening systems separate feed by particle size to help protect equipment and improve efficiency. Multotec, a Johannesburg-based company, says […]
Byrnecut, an underground mining contractor, has ordered a 20-unit-fleet of drills and loaders and five boring systems from Sandvik (STO: SAND) to […]
Lucara Botswana, a subsidiary of Lucara Diamond (TSE: LUC), has ordered a 15-unit-fleet of underground drills and loaders from Sandvik (STO: SAND) […]
An initial resource for Lake Victoria Gold’s (TSXV: LVG) Tembo project in Tanzania shows the deposit contains almost 600,000 oz. gold next […]
The deal links Bambadji with Diamba Sud, giving Fortuna control of about 60 km of prospective ground in Senegal.
Nevada settlement clears a hurdle for Barrick’s North American IPO as rising costs and leadership scrutiny weigh on the miner.
B2Gold (TSX: BTO, NYSE-A: BTG) has reported higher than expected gold production and lower costs at key mines during the second quarter […]
The Hillside project enters operational testing as Kavango prepares for commercial gold production with its first processing plant.
Epiroc (OTC: EPIAF) has acquired Eventspec Proprietary, a Johannesburg-based mining spare-parts provider. The company manufactures drill rigs, mine trucks and loaders, providing […]
Fortuna Mining (TSX: FVI, NYSE: FSM) is expanding its Séguéla gold mine in Côte d’Ivoire. The 30% increase in processing capacity, from […]
Anglo’s current chief executive Duncan Wanblad will lead the combined Anglo Teck group, which will be headquartered in Vancouver.
Washington's backing for Harena highlights a broader push to build Western rare earth supply chains in Africa.