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Collapse of illegal Tanzanian gold mine kills 19 people
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - The collapse of an illegal gold mine has killed 19 people in northwest Tanzania, a senior police official said on Friday. The accident occurred on Thursday night at Kahama district, Shinyanga region, near Acacia Mining's licensed ...

The suspension of operations at a gold mine in the Ghanaian town of Obuasi, is having a major impact on the local economy.

Acting (STAMICO) Managing Director Engineer Edwin Ngonyani Left and Director Of Finance and Corporate Affairs Mr Peter Gembe. BY STAFF REPORTER PRODUCTION of gold at the Buckreef Gold Mine in Geita Region in which the State Mining Corporation (Stamico) has 45 per cent stake is expected to kick-start in November this year, it has been learned. Stamico signed an agreement for development of the project in the year 2011 with...

Criminal gangs are targeting Johannesburg's disused gold mines, as well as the remaining working shafts.

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At least 19 dead after illegal mine collapses in Tanzania
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The accident at the operation, located close to Acacia Mining's (formerly African Barrick Gold) Bulyanhulu gold mine, is believed to have happened on Thursday night, Reuters reports. Before multinationals arrived in Tanzania, small-scale miners largely ...
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Collapse in illegal mine in Tanzania kills 19
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At least 19 Tanzanian gold miners have been killed after the pit they were working in collapsed in the northwestern Msalala district, a local official said. The official on Saturday confirmed the death toll of the incident, which happened in the district of Msalala, ...
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The Bulyanhulu Gold Mine is building a $167 million (about Sh267.2 billion) plant as part of its expansion plan.

>Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a Bulyanhulu Gold Mine worker. The worker, Mr Funga Charles, disappeared on Monday shortly after he reported on duty.

After changing its name from African Barrick Gold (ABG) to Acacia, one of the major gold producers in the country has promised to restore harmony around its North Mara Gold Mine.