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Barrick Gold has resolved a three-year tax dispute with the Tanzanian government, which has lifted a ban on minerals exports, potentially providing a pathway to production for a contingent of Western Australia-headquartered miners and exploration firms.

Ian Middlemas and Greg Swan have resigned from Cradle Resources as non-executive chair and company secretary respectively.

Westgold Resources Limited (ASX:WGX) (Westgold) is pleased to advise that its wholly owned subsidiary, HBJ Minerals Pty Ltd (HBJ) has signed mining tribute agreement over Cannon Mine area.

Four Perth-based miners have tapped investors for more than $30 million, with Panoramic Resources raising $20.9 million for its Savannah nickel project in the Kimberley.

Global miner Barrick Gold has announced a deal with the Tanzanian government that involves a 50:50 sharing of benefits from its operations in the country, prompting sharp price movements in local stocks exposed to the region.

Grant Davey has been appointed executive director of Cradle Resources.

Kibaran Resources and Black Rock Mining are the latest Perth-based explorers with operations in Tanzania to come out of a trading halt since legislative changes in the African country were announced.

Exploration companies Orecorp, Cradle Resources and Graphex Mining have been pummelled on the ASX as the market continues to react to changes to mining and exporting laws in Tanzania.

Shares in Tanzania-focused mining and exploration companies were hit again today after they revealed the full slate of planned legislative changes in the African nation, which include the Tanzanian government giving itself the right to get a 16 per cent stake in mining companies for no cost.

Africa-focused Cradle Resources has pulled the plug on a $55 million takeover by joint venture partner Tremont Investments, on the back of proposed changes to certain Tanzanian laws.

Niobium explorer Cradle Resources has recommended shareholders accept a takeover offer from joint venture partner Tremont Investments, which values the target at $55 million.

Prominent businessman Ian Middlemas will now chair 11 companies concurrently after replacing Craig Burton as chairman of niobium hopeful Cradle Resources.

Local explorers Cradle Resources and Ardiden have announced plans to raise a combined $5 million to fund ongoing work at their respective projects.

Cradle Resources says it will cost $US196 million ($A252 million) to bring its half-owned Panda Hill niobium project in Tanzania into production.

Michael van Uffelen has been appointed as a non-executive director of Dragon Energy.

Shares in local explorer Primary Gold closed nearly 40 per cent higher on news it had recruited three new board members, who also happen to be shareholders in the company.

Aleator Energy has appointed Brydie McKee as its chief executive officer and Angus Parker as chief technology officer.

NSW-based Clancy Exploration has appointed two WA non-executive directors, Nathan Featherby and Evan Cranston.

Cradle Resources has tapped the investors to raise $3.6 million, while also receiving the first $US5 million tranche of payment as part of its divestment of a 50 per cent stake in its Panda Hill niobium project in Tanzania to Tremont Investments.

Panda Hill managing director Grant Davey has been appointedas a non-executive director of Cradle Resources. The company intends to appoint