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Govt should be called to account for turning blind eye to illegal infiltration of operating mines
By: Martin Creamer 8th September 2017 The private sector has done well to secure legal leverage over the errant Mineral Resources Ministry, which has painted itself into a corner by trying to impose the unworkable Mining Charter Three and the ill-feted freeze on the transfer of mineral right ownership. The legal leverage that is... →
Guatemala police clear access to Tahoe’s blocked Escobal mine
By: Henry Lazenby 23rd June 2017 Police have used teargas to clear a public road near the town of Casillas, in south-east Guatemala, of protesters blocking access to Canadian miner Tahoe Resources’ controversial Escobal mine, the third-largest silver mine in the world. The TSX- and NYSE-listed miner said in a statement on Friday... →
A break in proceedings – Vegas tours, awards
23rd September 2016 The 2016 MINExpo International, which will be hosted at the Las Vegas Convention Centre from September 26 to 28, offers several special events and tours for attendees. Tickets can be bought during registration for the event. On-site and online registration will remain open for tours for the... →
Copper theft damaging economy, says Sacci as barometer ticks up 
By: Megan van Wyngaardt 4th June 2015 The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s (Sacci’s) Copper Theft Barometer saw a R1-million, or 7.08%, month-on-month increase to R13.6-million in April, from R12.6-million in March. The April figure was, however, 0.11% lower than that of April 2014. →
GOLDEN STAND OFF
By: Martin Creamer 15th May 2015 The owners of this US gold mine in Oregon are seen in a land-use dispute with the federal government, during which armed former and current law enforcement Oath Keepers personnel patrolled this surface area of Sugar Pine Mine near Medford. Tensions ran high after the Bureau of Land Management... →
Doe Run Donates $10,000 Grant To Mineral Area College
By: Creamer Media Reporter 10th September 2013 Donation Supports Workforce Development and Higher Education in Park Hills, Mo., Area →
Wage talks may test mining’s latest peace and stability resolve
By: Martin Creamer 28th June 2013 The latest united front against intimidation in the mining sector may be rigorously tested during the upcoming wage talks. While the who’s who of mining met and engendered considerable confidence with the agreed new draft document, much hinges on behaviour during the upcoming pay negotiations.... →
21/06/2013 (On-The-Air) 
By: Martin Creamer 21st June 2013 By next Wednesday, government, business and labour must ratify a draft document that ensures sustainable mining in South Africa →
Satellite comms for Africa
31st August 2012 A range of products will be displayed by Satellite Communication (SatComm) at Electra Mining Africa 2012. The company provides satellite communications to clients across Africa. Its customer base includes many of the leading local and international blue-chip companies, international... →
Lonmin failed to learn lessons from Impala saga – Baleni
By: Megan van Wyngaardt 16th August 2012 The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) general-secretary Frans Baleni on Thursday accused platinum mining companies of undermining bargaining processes, adding that it was a contributing factor to the violence that have broke out at Lonmin’s Marikana mine over the past week. Speaking at a press... →
Union warns about mine violence
By: Sapa 3rd May 2012 The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) expressed shock on Thursday at increasing violence and intimidation at Impala Platinum and Lonmin mines. The NUM's national executive appealed to both companies and the police to take drastic action against criminals and not allow workers to commit crimes... →
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