Resolute Mining gives substance to growth ambitions in $274m Toro Gold...
RESOLUTE Mining is to buy Toro Gold in a $274m cash and shares transaction adding 156,926 ounces of gold annually and signifying an important...
Trade war tensions may see gold price edge up to $1,400/oz,...
THE price of gold may move up to $1,400 per ounce this year amid trade war tensions and a weaker global economic outlook, said...
Acacia talks up growth as opens new chapter
Brad Gordon, CEO of Acacia Mining, said the company was seeking M&A while assets were cheaper than ever before.
Newcrest halts Ivory Coast operations
Newcrest Mining has temporarily suspended operations at its Bonikro gold mine in Ivory Coast as precaution due to possible security issues tied to the recent election tensions.
NUM refers Sibanye-Stillwater gold talks to CCMA
WAGE negotiations at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold operations have been referred to mediation, said the National Union of Mineworkers which described the miner's latest offer as...
Barrick confirms suspension of Mali mine after gold seized
BARRICK Gold confirmed on Tuesday it had suspended production at its Loulo-Gounkoto mine in Mali after authorities seized gold stock.
"As a result, Barrick has...
Sibanye-Stillwater gold strike drove 30-fold lift in days lost to strike...
A STRIKE by Sibanye-Stillwater's gold mine employees played a major part in the 1.6 million work days lost so far this year in South...
Harmony Gold backs Hidden Valley to rack up 180,000 oz in...
HARMONY Gold expressed confidence it would produce more than 180,000 ounces of gold from its Papua New Guinea mine, Hidden Valley, in the 2019...
Caledonia Mining lifts cash despite Blanket capex, severe Zimbabwe headwinds
CALEDONIA Mining, the UK-listed Zimbabwe gold miner, said operating conditions continued to improve following a difficult first half to its September quarter in which...
Pan African’s Nelson short on fripperies
Apart from the somewhat sleak-looking Rosebank offices, Pan African Resources is known for keeping the purse strings tight. CEO Jan Nelson says that will continue.