Gold Exploration Project Launched in Cabinda Province with Substantial Investment

A gold exploration project was inaugurated in Cabinda province last week, representing a $15.2 million investment. This project anticipates an estimated annual production of 3,900 ounces from secondary deposits. The inauguration ceremony was officiated by Diamantino Azevedo, the Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil, and Gas, along with Cabinda’s Governor, Mara Quiosa. The project’s goal is to explore gold in Cabinda, with an expected annual production of 8,900 ounces from secondary deposits. The Ministry of Mineral

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Shanta Maintains Steady Production in the Third Quarter

Aim-listed gold producer, developer and explorer Shanta Gold has reported steady gold production in line with expectations in its production and operational results for the quarter ended September 30.   The report covers the company’s East African assets, comprising the New Luika and Singida gold mines, in Tanzania, and the West Kenya project, in Kenya. Our performance over the third quarter demonstrates the stable and reliable production volumes we have worked hard to achieve, with group gold production across our two operating mines of 27 935

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Shanta Records Consistent Production Performance in Q3

The Aim-listed gold producer, developer, and explorer, Shanta Gold, has reported steady gold production in line with expectations in its production and operational results for the quarter ended September 30. The report covers the company’s East African assets, comprising the New Luika and Singida gold mines, in Tanzania and the West Kenya project, in Kenya. “Our performance over the third quarter demonstrates the stable and reliable production volumes we have worked hard to achieve, with

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Caledonia’s Ambitious Venture Unearthing Zimbabwe’s Largest Gold Mine

In a significant stride towards economic revitalization, Caledonia Mining Corporation, a globally renowned mining company, is embarking on an ambitious journey to develop Zimbabwe’s largest gold mine. This move promises to have far-reaching implications, not only for the company itself but also for the nation’s economy and the international mining industry as a whole. Let’s delve into this groundbreaking development and explore the potential impact it may have on the future of Zimbabwe’s mining sector.

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Mali’s Industrial Gold Production Expected to Surpass Forecasted Levels

The industrial gold production in Mali, one of Africa’s top producers of the precious metal, is expected to reach or even exceed its forecast of 67.7 tonnes for 2023, according to a mines ministry official. Gold production from mines, mainly owned by Barrick Gold, B2Gold, Resolute Mining, Allied Gold, and Endeavour Mining, stood at 45.4 tonnes at the end of August, surpassing the initial forecast of 43 tonnes, Mamadou Sidibe, head of the mines ministry’s

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Reeling Gold Prices Remain Stable Above $1,900 Amid Escalating Israel-Hamas Conflict

Gold slid on Monday, pressured by technical selling, following a fierce 3% rally in the previous session, as the ongoing Israel-Hamas war sent investors scuttling to the safe-haven bullion and pushed prices above the key $1,900 ceiling. Spot gold dipped 0.9% to $1,913.59 per ounce by 06:12 GMT, and US gold futures dropped 0.8% to $1,926.80. Gold, viewed as a safe investment during uncertain times, hit its highest level since September 20 at $1,934.82 earlier

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Middle East Tensions Drive Gold Prices to Weekly Peak

Gold prices rose the most since July on Monday 9th October, 2023 as safe-haven demand soared after tensions ramped up in the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel. Spot gold gained 1.0% to $1,850.26 per ounce by 1 p.m. EDT, its highest since Sept. 29. US gold futures were also up 1.0%, trading at $1,863.60 per ounce in New York. The precious metal had risen as much as 1.2% earlier in the session before

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Gold Fields Announces Mike Fraser as New CEO

SE- and NYSE-listed Gold Fields has appointed Mike Fraser as CEO and executive director of the company, effective from January 1, 2024. Fraser is currently the CEO of Aim-listed Chaarat Gold Holdings. Prior to that, he was the President and COO of South32’s key metal businesses. He will be taking over from Martin Preece, who assumed the position of interim CEO on January 1 of this year, following the resignation of the former CEO, Chris

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Gold Fields Announces Strategic Investment in the Great Southern Project

Gold miner Gold Fields will spend up to A$15 million to earn a 75% interest in the Edinburgh Park gold project, in north Queensland, owned by ASX-listed Great Southern Mining. Under the earn-in agreement, Gold Fields will sole-fund up to A$15 million in exploration expenditure over a six-year period, to earn the majority stake in the project, which incorporates nine granted exploration licences and two exploration licence applications covering 1,750 km2. The licences surround the

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Israel Attack Likely to Boost Gold and Safe-Haven Assets

The violence in Israel will likely prompt a move into safe-haven assets as investors closely watch events in the Middle East to gauge geopolitical risk to markets. Gunmen from the Palestinian group Hamas entered Israel in an unprecedented attack on Saturday 7th October. Western countries, led by the United States, denounced the attack and pledged support for Israel. Rising geopolitical risk could see buying in assets like gold and the dollar, and potentially boost demand for US

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