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Minerals Council calls for ‘rational decisions’ from Govt talks

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MINERALS Council SA president Paul Dunne warned that industry and Government discussions over the proposed minerals legislation should not result in "inappropriate policy responses...

ICT buyout not a given: Amsa

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ArcelorMittal SA says its takeover of Imperial Crown Trading depends on the firm clearing itself of claims of impropriety, and getting mining rights to Sishen.

Griffith the latest talent to swim free of Vedanta’s grasp

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THE departure of Chris Griffith, former CEO of Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), from Vedanta this month is the latest in a series of setbacks...

Malawi’s Kayelekera mine could be re-opened as the uranium market improves

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The Kayelekera uranium mine in Malawi - which was one of two African uranium mines owned by ASX-listed Paladin Energy to be shut down...

Output at Grootegeluk cut to 70% during rains

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Despite the production cut, however, Grootegeluk continued to supply Eskom's Matimba power station using stockpiles.

South Deep pain barely disturbs Gold Fields’ investment case as share...

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SHARES in Gold Fields were untroubled on Friday following the firm's third quarter production update in which it detailed deteriorating labour relations at its...

Gold Fields workers seek R12,500

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Striking workers at Gold Fields’ KDC West mine are demanding a minimum monthly salary of R12,500, a benchmark in a spate of wage-related labour disputes across the industry.

Congo and Rwanda forge minerals cooperation pact

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RWANDA and the Democratic Republic of Congo have established preliminary terms for a regional economic partnership, addressing Kinshasa's longstanding concerns about the exploitation of...

AngloGold to refinance notes with fresh $750m issue maturing in 2028

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ANGLOGOLD Ashanti is to issue $750m in notes which are due to mature in 2028, the group announced today. The proceeds will be used to...

SA firms table ‘final’ wage offer as gold ticks up

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South African gold producers tabled a 6.5% two-year wage increase for entry-level workers - an offer that comes against another uptick in the gold price.