For the past six and a half years, our company has been engaged in intensive mineral exploration in what many consider to be one of the less fashionable addresses on earth: the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
For the past six and a half years, our company, Banro (BAA-T, BAA-X), has been engaged in intensive mineral exploration in what many consider to be one of the less fashionable addresses on Earth: the Democratic Republic of the Congo…
The African Copperbelt running through Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) hosts some of the world’s richest copper and copper-cobalt deposits, and has attracted dozens of junior companies over the years. But like moths to a…
Banro (BAA-T, BAA-X) says it is on schedule to finish building its flagship Twangiza gold mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in the fourth quarter of 2011, and a ship containing a reco…
Banro (BAA-T, BAA-X) has found two new gold zones at its Namoya project in the Democratic Republic of the Cong…
The TSX Composite Index finished the June 14-18 period higher as gold rose to record highs and the situation i…
Banro Corp. (BAA-T, BAA-X) says it is on schedule to finish building its Twangiza gold mine in the Democratic …
Red Back Mining’s (RBI-T, RBIFF-O) move to acquire Moto Goldmines (MGL-T, MTOGF-O) and its gold-rich Moto project in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has had investors pondering more…
Red Back Mining’s (RBI-T) move to acquire Moto Goldmines (MGL-T) and its gold rich Moto project in the eastern Demo…
Miners with operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continue to be at the mercy of a market that has proven incredibly reactive to any rumblings from the mineral-rich but economically…
Miners hoping for an end to the protracted mining revision process in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will h…
Banro (BAA-T, BAA-X) says it had received official confirmation that its mining convention and mining licences in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) “are in accordance with Congolese law.”
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