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Two and a half years after the regulator stopped the initial operation, JSE-listed Gold Fields has been given the green light to resume the relocation of a colony of endangered chinchillas near its Salares Norte mine project high in the Chilean Andes.

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The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's (MBIE) recent announcement of initiating post-accreditation audits for Accredited Work Visa employers should put accredited employers on high alert. When the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) ...

A US district judge has ordered mining firm Glencore to make $700m payment after the firm made guilty plea over a scheme to bribe foreign officials across many countries.

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December saw cobalt spot prices flat and LME inventory was also flat. Click here for a full overview and breakdown.

News last week emerged that Glencore will be paying the Democratic Republic of Congo $180m in fines over corruption claims.

Glencore reaches agreement with DRC covering all present and future claims

It has already accepted fines totalling £1.2billion this year in relation to bribery offences across multiple states in Africa and South America, and the manipulation of fuel oil prices in the US.