Going bush in South Africa

CHROME Corporation bought an old mine in the bushveld for $8 million and is bringing it back into production. By Tim Slater - RESOURCESTOCKS*

05 October 2007
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About two hours drive northwest of Johannesburg at the Ruighoek Mine in South Africa’s Western Bushveld, Chrome Corporation is preparing to process bulk samples in a trial mining program.

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