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Peruvian residents of the Chumbivilcas province have been blocking a key road used by MMG Ltd's Las Bambas copper mine for four days in an ongoing dispute related to hiring for mine-related jobs, the nonprofit Mining Conflicts Observatory said on Tuesday.

Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's philanthropic organisation will help 18 small news publishers in the country collectively negotiate with Google and Facebook to secure licensing deals for the supply of news content.

Shares of Hochschild Mining collapsed more than 50% on Monday over the uncertainty related to its flagship Inmaculada mine in the Ayacucho region of Peru, after the country ruled out timeline extensions for mines operating there.

Gold prices were near their lowest level in two weeks on Monday, constrained by a stronger dollar and expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve would accelerate the pace of stimulus tapering to curb broadening inflationary risks.

Sudan's military has announced a deal to reinstate Abdalla Hamdok as prime minister, just under a month after dissolving his government in a coup.

Steel futures prices in China jumped on Monday, with hot-rolled coils and construction rebar climbing more than 3% at market open to narrow the gap with spot prices, as traders cheered a marginally improved consumption of industrial metals.

Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok said on Monday that maintaining the economic gains from the past two years was among the reasons he had decided to return to his post, under a deal with the military nearly a month after he was removed in a coup.

Australia-listed lithium developer Vulcan Energy Resources Ltd said on Monday it signed a second supply deal with Renault SA from its German project, sending its shares up 9%.

Portugal shut down its last remaining coal plant over the weekend, ending the use of the polluting material for electricity generation and becoming the fourth country in the European Union to do so.

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