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China says 10 workers trapped in gold mine are searching for others
By: Reuters 22nd January 2021 The ten known survivors trapped since a deadly January 10 gold mine explosion in northern China have been using laser pointers and loudspeakers to try to find their missing colleagues, state media reported on Friday. The rescue operation, which has been able to get food and medicines to the... →
How new ‘super’ sensors could make mining safer
18th January 2021 Spider-Man may have spidey-senses, but they are no match for Dr Toan Dinh’s ‘super’ sensors. Like Peter Parker’s superhero ability to sense imminent danger, Dr Dinh’s sensors are designed to help prevent injury and death on mining sites by detecting early mechanical issues in oil and gas... →
Coal price expected to average $100/t as China turns to South Africa for coal 
By: Martin Creamer 15th January 2021 China is buying South African coal at a time when analysts are forecasting a buoyant average coal price of $100/t for the first half (H1) of 2021. The purchase of South African coal by China follows Chinese relations with Australia deteriorating last year and imports of coal from Australia being... →
World’s biggest platinum miner makes another bold call on prices
By: Bloomberg 15th January 2021 The world’s No. 1 platinum miner said the price of the metal could climb more than 80% over the next four to five years as the global economy recovers and supply dwindles. That forecast comes as demand for platinum-group metals has already rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, Sibanye Stillwater CEO... →
Gold among 2020's best-performing assets, says WGC
By: Simone Liedtke 13th January 2021 Gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and similar products had what the World Gold Council (WGC) called “a remarkable year” in 2020, as gold ETFs had recorded yearly net inflows of $47.9-billion, or 877 t, collectively increasing gold holdings by over a third and reaching all-time highs in... →
First Cobalt inks cobalt hydroxide feed arrangements for refinery
By: Donna Slater 12th January 2021 TSX-listed cobalt refiner and miner First Cobalt has entered into long-term cobalt hydroxide feed arrangements with diversified miner Glencore and IXM SA − a fully owned subsidiary of China Molybdenum Company (CMOC) − to provide 4 500 t/y of contained cobalt to the First Cobalt Refinery from... →
Philippines' Duterte stops mining on 'devastated' southern island
By: Reuters 12th January 2021 Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered a halt to all mining on an island in a southern province that is home to some of the country's nickel projects, a Cabinet official said on Tuesday. Duterte was "very much concerned" about reports that the Tumbagan Island in Languyan, in Tawi-Tawi... →
VITA 4-in-1 – the all-natural, germ killing solution in the fight against infections 
11th January 2021 Advanced Healthcare Services and Systems, a member of the Advanced Group of Companies, launched its newest product, VITA 4-in-1, to the South African market during the height of the Covid-19 infections earlier this year. →
Nouveau Monde expects govt authorisation for Québec project in first quarter
By: Simone Liedtke 5th January 2021 TSX-V-listed Nouveau Monde Graphite expects to obtain governmental authorisation for its Matawinie graphite project, in Québec, early in the first quarter of this year, thereby enabling the construction of its commercial facilities. The company also expects to complete the construction and... →
Capital restraint, lower mine site costs to drive down gold AISC in 2021
By: Marleny Arnoldi 4th January 2021 Research agency S&P Global Market Intelligence says that, on a by-product basis, all-in sustaining costs (AISC) for gold will continue to decline this year, on the back of a weak foreign exchange environment and tight control of sustaining capital and exploration spending. In 2019, AISC was up by... →
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