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China extends pause on rare earth export controls to January 10
China has extended its suspension of some rare earth export controls to January, preserving a trade truce with the United...
Gold-backed Hardrock and Scottland go to final day of Zimbabwe title race
Hardrock lead Scottland by two points with one match left. Both clubs are owned by gold businessmen. Hardrock host FC...
Commodities
Gabon courts Chinese investors for manganese processing as export ban nears
Gabon has signed manganese processing deals with Chinese firms, but major refining projects may only come online after a 2029...
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Regions
Activist alleges unlicensed cyanide gold processing near Mutare homes
Activist alleges company installed 100-plus cyanidation tanks without a licence. Residents fear contamination of borehole water, he says. He alleges...
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Markets
Insights
The failure starts in the boom
Missed guidance cost miners $64 billion over five years, Accenture found. Franklin says "Operational Debt" builds unseen during...
Industry Leader Interviews
Bususu to lead ZNCC energy and sustainability committee
Eng. Gloria Gawe Bususu named chair of ZNCC Energy, Environment & Sustainability Sub-Committee. She brings experience from Gloer...
Technology
Choosing a crushing plant: what the tonnage figure leaves out
A tonnage figure alone does not define a crushing plant, the author says. Feed size, moisture and clay affect which...
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Policy
Zimbabwe School of Mines to Take Mercury-Free Training Direct to Miners – Chineka
The Zimbabwe School of Mines (ZSM) says it is shifting from classroom-based training to on-site support for artisanal and small-scale...
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