Centamin CEO predicts a gold bonanza at Sukari mine after...
Centamin CEO Martin Horgan believes the geological work done at the group’s Sukari mine in Egypt over the last year has laid out the...
Barrick making progress in dispute with Mali – report
BARRICK Gold was "making progress" in its dispute with Mali following recent allegations about unpaid tax, but not as quickly as expected, said Bloomberg...
New First Uranium bid “has to top $450m’
A fresh bid for the control of First Uranium has to be backed by an unconditional
and fully financed offer of at least $450m, according to the company’s board of
directors.
AngloGold completes restructure as shares trade for first time in New...
SHARES in AngloGold Ashanti traded for the first time in New York on Monday, the gold producer said today. The stock closed 0.73% higher.
This...
Bristow confident Kabila will heed plea on DRC mining code reform
RANDGOLD Resources CEO, Mark Bristow, has met personally with Joseph Kabila, the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as part of the...
Sibanye weighing sub-Saharan gold expansion
Sibanye Gold reported a heavy decline in earnings for 2015 but a surprise 90c per share final dividend hints at confidence for 2016 amid stronger rand revenues.
Acacia battles gamely as Tanzanian government piles on the pain
EMBATTLED gold miner, Acacia Mining, said it would sell its remaining shares in the Nyanzaga project to partner, OreCorp, for a total amount of...
Sibanye-Stillwater’s Stewart eyes return to dividend
AS incoming Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Richard Stewart steps into the massive mining boots of Neal Froneman, dividends are on his mind - and no doubt...
Galaxy eyes JSE debut this year
Miner Galaxy Gold says it expects to resolve problems with mining rights and list after the middle the year.
Great Basin taps market for Burnstone funds
Great Basin Gold has shored up its balance sheet again, raising R378m that is
to protect the company against possible shocks at its Burnstone mine.