Mining companies operating in Sub-Saharan Africa should invest in renewable energy — report

Will commodities continue to “bump along the bottom” or is a recovery coming by mid-year? The jury is out.

Hong Kong's CGN Mining buys 20% stake in Kelowna-explorer for $82 million and agrees to uranium offtake from Triple-R project in Saskatchewan.

A look back at mining and metals in 2015 through MINING.com's most popular stories of the year.

While the company suspended production at Eagle Point, it said the Rabbit Lake mill continued operating as usual.

25-fold investment jump in less than a decade. That's how fast China's gaining control over Africa’s mining industry. And Beijing's only pushing harder now. 

The Canadian Mining Eye index declined 17% during Q3 2015, compared to a 4% gain in Q2 2015.

Ultimately the widespread selling is evidence of investors’ revulsion for a sector that has struggled with falling prices for four years and has demonstrated no clear schedule for a recovery.

We have said previously that Africa is the new land of opportunity for speculators and investors.

In volume terms Chinese imports of commodities led by iron ore and copper surged 17% in November, the best month in nearly two years.