The results of ten diamond drill holes at the Goulagou I deposit will allow Riverstone Resources (RVS-V, RVREF-O) to upgrade the resource model at its flagship Karma gold project in Burkina Faso, the company says.
Vancouver — Silver Wheaton (SLW-T, SLW-N) is the reigning king of silver-stream financing, and the company continued to experience notable growth in 2011.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 index lost some ground during the Mar. 19-23 trading week. The Dow was down 1.15% to 13,080.73 and the S&P posted its second negative week so far this year falling 0.50% at 1,397.11. It…
Controlling one of the world’s richest silver deposits, Tahoe Resources (THO-T) is looking towards another year of milestones as it works to put its Escobal project in Guatemala into production.
Struggling miner Great Basin Gold (GBG-T, GBG-N) got a much-needed share-price boost after releasing production and exploration updates on its two operating gold mines.
Atacama Pacific Gold (ATM-V) is reporting positive results from third-phase drilling at its Cerro Maricunga gold project 140 km northeast of Copiapo, Chile.
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Continental Gold (CNL-T) has released high-grade assays on 13 drill holes collared on its fully owned Buritica gold-silver-zinc property in Antioquia, Colombia.
Many companies aspire to be a mid-tier gold producer, but few actually become one. There’s the small matter of finding a deposit that will yield good profit margins, and then there are financing issues, political risks and operational…
The Guyanese mining sector is looking to Canada for investment and support as the South American nation moves to further develop its mineral resources.
The landslide election of Michel Martelly as president of Haiti last year is already bringing positive results to the impoverished Caribbean nation, Daniel Hachey, president and chief executive of Majescor Resources (MJX-V), believes.
Toronto-based Inmet Mining (IMN-T) is on the periphery of a pitched battle between Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli and indigenous groups protesting the government’s aggressive resource-expansion policies.
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