Lonmin violence death toll rises to nine
The campaign of violence that has engulfed Lonmin’s Karee operations in North
West so far claimed the lives of nine people - two police officers and seven mine
employees.
SA’s newest gold mine summons Joburg’s colourful history
SOUTH Africa’s gold industry has been dwindling for years. Once supplying 83% of all production outside the Soviet bloc, the country doesn’t feature in...
Allied Gold Corp. planning UK listing later this year as part...
ALLIED Gold Corporation is planning to list in London in an effort to take advantage of the relatively scarce investment options for gold investors...
Cutifani pares hopes on Anglo recovery
Mark Cutifani, CEO of Anglo American, said the group would swim upstream in the current financial year with benefits of efficiency improvements only on offer from 2015.
Sibanye halts Beatrix as NUM, AMCU clash
In an ominous turn of events, nine employees were injured at Sibanye Gold's Beatrix mine after rival union members clashed.
Endeavour Mining upgrades production to 1.35-1.48 million oz as Teranga mines...
ENDEAVOUR Mining confirmed higher gold production in 2021 than previously guided following formal sanction for its Teranga Gold Corp merger.
The Toronto-listed gold producer announced...
Diamond negotiations with De Beers “hugely distracting” to Botswana government
LUCARA Diamonds wanted a quick resolution to diamond sales contract negotiations between Botswana and De Beers as their two-year discussions were "hugely distracting" to...
Gamsberg production remains suspended whilst Vedanta searches for last missing miner
THE search for the last of 10 miners trapped at Vedanta Zinc International's (VZI) Gamsberg zinc mine was continuing and mining activity remained suspended,...
MC Mining’s new installed management says Makhado coal project to be...
MC Mining said today it had secured a R60m standby loan facility with one of its shareholders Denocept Proprietary with some of the funds...
Palabora pays dividend despite fall in HEPS
Copper mining company Palabora Mining, which operates South Africa's largest copper mine, has declared a R6.20 dividend despite a 60% fall in its full year headline earnings.