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Category: Mining

Padlocks, roadblocks removed from SMI; dialogue to be set

DAVAO CITY(MindaNews/09 October) — The padlocks and roadblocks set up by disgruntled workers at the Sagittarius Mines, Incorporated’s (SMI) main office in Tampakan, South Cotabato on October 1 have been removed following Thursday’s meeting between SMI representatives and the acting mayor and vice mayor.

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Workers shut down mining firm’s operations

TAMPAKAN, South Cotabato (MindaNews/3 Oct) — Workers of a huge mining firm here practically stopped the company’s operations when they padlocked the main office and put up roadblocks to express their disgust over management’s alleged policy of not granting regular status to workers.

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Pinol to nat’l government: “no to mining”

KIDAPAWAN CITY (MindaNews/11 July) — North Cotabato vice-governor Manny Pinol, chair of the province’s legislative body, has urged the national government to reconsider its aggressive stand on getting more mining operations in the country saying it will only aggravate global warming.

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New Tampakan mayor vows support to mining ventuer

GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/25 June) – As the father vowed, so did the son.

Newly-elected mayor Bienvenido Barroso, son of three-term mayor Claudio Barroso, has assured Sagittarius Mines, Inc that his administration would fully support the firm’s gold and copper mining operations.

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SouthCot Diocese: still no to mining

GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/22 January) —  Efforts to get the local Catholic Church to support the huge mining venture in Tampakan, South Cotabato have proved futile as calls to stop the project were repeatedly aired instead.

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2 gold tunnels in T’boli collapse due to rains

KORONADAL CITY (MindaNews/16 January) – A tunnel operated by a Canadian-backed mining firm in the gold rush site of T’boli, South Cotabato and another tunnel operated by a cooperative of small-scale mining operators collapsed a few days ago, prompting the provincial government to send a team to evacuate residents to safer grounds.

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