Harmony, Newcrest’s Wafi-Golpu back on track after PNG court dismisses stay...
PLANS by a joint venture consisting of Harmony Gold and Newcrest Mining to build the Wafi-Golpu gold mine in Papua New Guinea (PNG) are...
Hannam has Zim JV approved
A joint venture in Zimbabwe between Meikles and Centar, a company owned by former JP Morgan & Chase banker, Ian Hannam, has been approved.
Gold One gets go-ahead for deals
Gold One International has received approval from SA's competition authorities to go ahead with its two significant transactions.
AMCU to launch legal defence against SA government de-registration effort
THE Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union (AMCU) said it would defend itself against efforts to de-register it by the government's Department of Labour.
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CoAL brings curtain down on legacies, sets about acquisition
This is an update of an article published on March 14 which erroneously stated Coal of Africa was short of funding to settle an...
Creditors are gunning for Aurora
Creditor are sharpening their teeth for the directors of embattled mining company Aurora Empowerment Systems.
B2Gold distances itself from links to $200m investment in Zimbabwe’s Shamva
B2GOLD CEO, Clive Johnson, took the unusual step of issuing a statement emphasising the company was not interested in merger and acquisition activity.
"In response...
South32 bucks trend lifting SA manganese sales 14%
SOUTH32 reported a 14% increase in South African manganese sales for the first quarter of its 2025 financial year as a result of "a...
CoAL confirms split with Mapungubwe coalition
Coal of Africa confirms the Coalition, a grouping of environmentalists opposed to its mining at Vele Colliery in Limpopo province had withdrawn from an agreement.
China saves face with Fortescue iron ore deal
Fortescue Metals broke ranks to forge a slightly cheaper iron ore price with Chinese steel mills in exchange for up to $6 billion in funding, giving Beijing's beleaguered industry group a much-needed face-saving win.