1998

Golden Star vends Eagle Mtn

Golden Star Resources (GSR-X) has decided to sell its Eagle Mountain gold property to the operators of the Omai gold project, also in Guyana.Ownership of the Omai project is divided between Cambior (C…


Mining fog gets attention

Delegates from 50 countries recently met in Vancouver, B.C., to discuss a new kind of mining that might revive areas with chronic water shortage problems.The notion of tapping into life-giving fog to …


Aur’s earnings deflate

Caught in the web of depressed metal prices, Aur Resources (AUR-T) saw its second-quarter earnings squeezed by an astonishing 93%.The Toronto-based company earned $488,000 on revenue of $25 million fo…





Kabila’s government slow to advance mining in DRC

When Laurent Kabila wrested control of the former Zaire from ailing dictator Mobutu Sese Seko more than a year ago, he promised to revive the nation’s ailing mining industry, wage a war on corruption,…


Mountain Lake buys into Valentine Lake

Mountain Lake Resources (MOA-V) is earning a half-interest in the Valentine Lake project in central Newfoundland.In return, the junior has agreed to spend $750,000 on exploration over four years, of w…


Ashanti triumphs over power crunch

Despite being pinched for power, Ashanti Goldfields (ASL-N) posted record production and lower costs during the second quarter.An ongoing drought in Ghana severely limited power for the company’s mine…


Denison earnings tumble

Uranium and oil producer Denison Mines (DEN-T) saw its second-quarter earnings dramatically reduced as a result of lower oil output and prices.For the three months ended June 30, Denison earned $2.4 m…


Meetings (August 10, 1998)

Aug. 10, EdenAug. 10, LayfieldAug. 10, Newcoast SilverAug. 10, Upton CopperAug. 11, Canadian ShieldAug. 11, TuscanyAug. 11, ZorinAug. 12, EastonAug. 13, AMI Res.Aug. 13, GoldzoneAug. 13, KenrightAug. …


Vengold boosts stake in Lihir gold mine

Vengold (VEN-T) has purchased a further 6.5% stake in the Lihir gold mine in Papua New Guinea. The $133.5-million acquisition raises its interest to 19%, making it the largest of Lihir’s stakeholders….


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