Gold Fields ties up A$500m ESG-linked loan in Oz
GOLD Fields said it had agreed a new sustainability-linked syndicated credit facility with Australian lenders which represented the first of its type for the...
Mandela is Aurora’s likely scapegoat
Zondwa Mandela is likely to be the fall guy for the Aurora debacle as the company
faces an inquiry to determine whether there are grounds for fraud and theft charges.
Harmony closes Joel temporarily
Harmony has shut down the Joel mine in the Free State for up to six weeks to carry out repairs and modifications in its North Shaft.
ANC slams Sexwale’s testimony
The ANC's national disciplinary committee has slammed the testimony provided by Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale at ANCYL leader Julius Malema's disciplinary hearing.
Copper 360 founding CEO resigns from board
COPPER 360 announced on Wednesday its chairman and founding CEO Jan Nelson had resigned from the board effective September 9.
The company thanked him for...
Fine margins make difference for DRDGold
DRDGold CEO, Niel Pretorius, said the company can add up to 15 years to its gold reserves owing to the improved performance of its flotation fine grind technology.
Madagascar ends suspension on mining permits
MADAGASCAR has ended a 16-year suspension on issuing mining permits for most minerals, though gold licences remain frozen due to regulatory inadequacies, according to...
Alarm as Northam forced to rehash BEE deal
Northam Platinum said its empowerment partners had sold up to 10% of their
26% stake to meet bank covenants. However, the same BEE partners will
benefit from the new deal sparking outrage.
Diamond jewellery sales facing never-seen-before challenge in luxury stakes
DIAMOND jewellery sales should grow between 2% and 3% in 2018 owing to high consumer confidence in the US and the emergence of a...
De Beers warns of slow market recovery as moves to flexible,...
DE BEERS warned it would "take some time" for the diamond market to return to pre-Covid-19 levels, but a recovery in rough diamond demand...