SA coal producer Wescoal claims there are limits to which it...
THERE was a limit to which additional coal could be sold to Eskom, the South African power utility company, because increasing production aggressively would...
AngloGold in $335m First Uranium swoop
AngloGold Ashanti's offer, if approved, will take gold production some 80,000
oz/year higher in the short term, and uranium output to 4.5 million pounds
annually.
Exxaro upbeat on 2017 as coal export price leaps 41% in...
EXXARO Resources delivered an upbeat message regarding its 2017 prospects on the back of a higher coal, mineral sands and iron ore prices, but...
Eskom’s Mabuza targets unions as key to brief CEO tenure as...
ESKOM'S acting CEO, Jabu Mabuza, put the improvement of relations between the power utility and its unions as a key target for his brief...
Coal miners say Eskom contract changes unworkable
SOUTH African coal mining executives said proposals by Eskom aimed at ensuring the quality of coal it consumes would make it more difficult to...
Resgen signs R4bn Boikarabelo contracts as funds hang in balance
RESOURCE Generation (Resgen) kicked on with the development of Boikarabelo, a large thermal coal deposit in the Limpopo province, by signing $310m (R4.1bn) in...
Eskom official said he was ordered by top management to pay...
AN Eskom employee described receiving an instruction to pay nearly R659m in less than three hours on an invoice submitted by Tegeta Exploration &...
SA’s Eskom to cut 2,000MW from grid as load-shedding makes unwelcome...
LOAD-SHEDDING, or rotational power cuts, returned to South Africa after the country's power utility said shortages would see it reduce 2000MW in supply from...
SA lost R30bn in coal exports owing to ‘Transnet inefficiencies’, says...
THE Minerals Council today squarely laid the blame for the bulk of some R30bn in lost South African coal export revenue last year on...
Ramaphosa asks SA to accept load-shedding whilst Govt. “fundamentally changes trajectory...
SOUTH African president, Cyril Ramaphosa, told the country’s business sector it would have to abide by continual load-shedding whilst the government set about "fundamentally...