reaffirming gold and silver as legal tender. This symbolic victory marks Alabama's latest step toward promoting constitutional sound money in the state. Sponsored by Sen. Tim Melson and Rep.

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A new law has been signed in Alabama, officially reaffirming gold and silver as legal tender in the Yellowhammer state. Governor Kay Ivey signed SB138, or the Alabama Legal Tender Act, into law last ...

Mining firm Gold Fields has stated that it will continue to engage the government on the Damang lease extension. This follows the rejection of the extension of the mining lease of the Damang mine ...