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‘Zombie’ juniors betting high hopes on medical marijuana
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During the last several months a group of entrepreneurial junior mineral explorers have floated the idea of broaching the fledgling medical marijuana industries of Canada and the US, keeping some of their penny stocks afloat amidst a moribund...
By: Henry Lazenby
17th April 2014
GRAPHITE
Chinese flake graphite consolidation could alter global supply structure
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China has revealed plans to consolidate operations in the world’s most prolific flake graphite producing region – the Heilongjiang province, where most of the world’s battery raw material comes from – that could significantly alter the...
By: Henry Lazenby
17th April 2014
POTASH
Muskowekwan First Nation votes to approve on-reserve potash project
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Project developer Encanto Potash on Wednesday reported that the Muskowekwan First Nation (MFN) had voted with a strong majority in favour of continuing to develop the first producing potash mine on First Nation land – the MFN’s reserve,...
By: Henry Lazenby
16th April 2014
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Campaign under way to pay unclaimed R5bn to 200 000 ex-mineworkers
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JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – A campaign is under way in the mining industry to find more than 200 000 former mineworkers who are owed at least R5-billion in unpaid provident fund, occupational disease and service-award claims. Disabled or...
By: Martin Creamer
16th April 2014
GOLD
Much more to come in China’s already ‘breathtaking’ gold story
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The scale, scope and speed of the development of the gold market in China to date has been “quite breathtaking” – and there is still a lot more to come, World Gold Council investor relations manager John Mulligan indicated on Tuesday...
By: Martin Creamer
15th April 2014
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Macua calls for Zuma to send MPRDA back to Parliament
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Mining Affected Communities United in Action (Macua) is calling on President Jacob Zuma to send the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) Amendment Bill back to Parliament for proper community participation, the organisation...
By: Leandi Kolver
15th April 2014
GOLD
Strong demand from gold-hungry China in next 4 years – World Gold Council
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Private sector demand for gold in China is poised to increase by 25% from the current level of 1 100 t/y to at least 1 350 t/y by 2017, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Tuesday.
Last year saw China become the world’s largest gold market...
By: Martin Creamer
15th April 2014
BC EXPLORATION
More grassroots prospecting investment required in BC
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Investment in the grassroots level of prospecting and early-stage exploration are critically needed in British Columbia to uncover new deposits that, in turn, would encourage more investment in advanced exploration and resource development, the...
By: Henry Lazenby
14th April 2014
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Gemfields doing ‘De Beers-equivalent’ in emeralds
Pallinghurst bringing in new tech to boost platinum business
Tin mining set to return to South Africa after quarter-century break
Multicommodity projects rolling out on Bushveld’s rich northern limb
$100m Amplats’ firepower for platinum metals development
‘Future mine’ research needs to begin now – Wits
Wits ‘digital mine’ taking satellite communication underground
Transnet boosts Exxaro’s coal railing, Eskom paying invoices
Campaign under way to pay unclaimed R5bn to 200... 
Gemfields doing ‘De Beers-equivalent’ in...
Pallinghurst bringing in new tech to boost...
Tin mining set to return to South Africa after...
Multicommodity projects rolling out on...
$100m Amplats’ firepower for platinum metals...
‘Future mine’ research needs to begin now...
Wits ‘digital mine’ taking satellite...
Transnet boosts Exxaro’s coal railing, Eskom...
Tanzania's Jengo wants mine listings on African exchanges
Canadian miners propose doubling flow-through credit for 2 years
Canada's Raitt will prioritise hard-hit towns, continued investment
South Africa’s State mining company gazetting ‘concerning’ – Chamber
No plan for State-owned mining company ‘at the moment’ – SA Minerals Ministry
Don't impose enviro tax – Chamber
Over 200...
Flow-through...
Tanzania's Jengo wants mine listings... 
Canadian miners propose doubling...
Canada's Raitt will prioritise...
South Africa’s State mining company...
No plan for State-owned mining...
Don't impose enviro tax – Chamber
Over 200 mining-related land claims...
Flow-through shares create...
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