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Happier days at Mediterranean Resources' Corak property in northeastern Turkey in 2007, from left: Peter Guest, then president and CEO; Ibrahim Guney, then and current general manager of Mediterranean's Turkish subsidiary Akdeniz Resources Madencilik; and Jag Sandhu, then vice-president of corporate development. Photo by Photo by John Cumming

Mediterranean shareholders force management shake-up

Dissident shareholders of Turkey-focused gold explorer Mediterranean Resources (MNR-T) appear to have forced the resignation of the company’s president and CEO, Peter Guest, aged 73. Newly appointed director Christopher Ecclestone of New York…


Navigating the shoals in the Philippines

Eleven of the 81 provinces in the Philippines have either imposed moratoriums on open-pit mining projects or on the mining of specific minerals, and a twelfth is set to soon join the list, according to Allan & Associates, a security risk…





Editorial: Japanese quake rocks the world

On March 11, in a defining day of the new decade, residents of Japan’s northeast coastal region were hit by a deadly triple whammy of a 9.0-magnitude earthquake, a resulting tsunami with waves reaching 10 metres in height, and a growing threat…


Tata Steel wants New Millennium’s iron ore

Tata Steel of India has joined the ranks of foreign steelmakers that are trying to nail down long-term iron ore supply in Canada. The South Asian steel giant has signed a binding heads of agreement with New Millennium Capital Corp. (NML-V) to…



Trouble in a mineralogical paradise

In late December 2010 a spokesman for the National Democratic Front (NDF), a confederation that encompasses many of the Philippines’ leftist groups – including the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its New People’s Army (NPA)…


Alamos updates projects in Turkey

Alamos Gold (AGI-T) expects to release a resource estimate in March, and a prefeasibility study before July for its projects in Turkey: Agi Dagi and Kirazli.


Conveyors at Medusa Mining's Co-O gold mine, 140 km north of Davao in the Philippines. Photo by Medusa Mining

Medusa Mining delivers on promise (March 11, 2011)

Record gold production at low cash costs averaging US$186 per oz. contributed to a record net profit after-tax of US$58.1 million in the six months ended Dec. 31, 2010, Medusa Mining (MLL-T, MML-L, MML-A) reports.


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