Gordhan tells Minerals Council to abandon Charter court bid in favour...
SOUTH Africa’s public enterprises minister, Pravin Gordhan, revealed an embarrassingly shallow understanding on Tuesday evening of the mining industry’s multi-year struggle for policy certainty.
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Resolute’s Welborn says LSE the “right platform” for African-focused growth strategy
RESOLUTE Mining would debut on the London Stock Exchange on June 20 with ambitions of aggressively growing its annual gold production, said the firm's MD,...
Anglo declares force majeure in Australia
Anglo American has pronounced force majeure on its coal mines in Australia's Queensland state due to prolonged heavy rains.
Hitachi claims Medupi contract on schedule
Hitachi Power Africa said its portion of work on Medupi's first unit was 97% complete and it was likely to complete the boiler by December as first scheduled.
New iron ore mine to debut on JSE
The Australian entrepreneur Ed Nealon, who set up the Kroondal platinum mine, plans a new iron ore mine in Limpopo which will be listed in SA.
First Quantum ‘shaken down’ in DRC
UK institution Numis Securities reckons First Quantum Minerals has been "shaken down" in the DRC but still rates the company as a strong buy because of its other assets.
Sibanye-Stillwater bulks up US recycling with $155m Reldan deal
SIBANYE-Stillwater has spread its global net further afield after announcing today the $155.4m (R2.89bn) acquisition of a US metals recycling business which has joint...
Gupta firm Tegeta extracts price lift for low quality Eskom coal
IN a sign that the Gupta Family's grip over the coal-buying affairs of Eskom are undiminished, the South African power utility company has agreed...
Copper surges to 16 month high on strikes
Copper rose to a 16 month high on news that a strike had officially been called at Codelco's Chuquicamata, the world's second largest copper mine.
Keaton rejigs R182m Xceed bid debt
Keaton Energy is to sell less coal to Gunvor following a loan from Investec that gives it more financial flexibility.