Barrick “shares concern” with Acacia as employees languish in Tanzanian jail
BARRICK Gold said it shared the concerns of 64.9%-owned Acacia Mining regarding the safety of its employees amid increasing pressure by the Tanzanian government...
SA gold share climb supported by rand
South African gold shares hit the ground running this year but analysts believe a weak rand will help them to further ratings improvements.
Sibanye’s Froneman calls for SA president Jacob Zuma to quit
SIBANYE Gold CEO, Neal Froneman, believed it was time for South African president Jacob Zuma to relinquish power as governance issues were deterring investment.
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Sibanye-Stillwater safety torment continues as four miners die
Article corrected in the eighth par to show Neal Froneman saying on the assumption two mines were equally safe, it was only logical that the...
Endeavour Mining unveils $60m maiden dividend as slashes net debt in...
ENDEAVOUR Mining unveiled a maiden dividend today of $60m, equal to 0.37 cents a share, and said it had locked in a combined 500,000...
Gold Fields “well positioned” to renew Tarkwa licence
GOLD Fields responded to speculation it was set to lose the Tarkwa mine in Ghana saying on Monday it was "well positioned" to continue...
Harmony says Hidden Valley output unaffected by PNG violence
HARMONY Gold said production from its Hidden Valley mine in Papua New Guinea was unaffected by violence that erupted on the Pacific island nation...
Gold One under pressure
Gold One’s share price is being held back by production problems as well as the finalisation of a $65m debt facility, says CEO Neal Froneman.
AngloGold flags interim earnings hit owing to tailings dam upgrade in...
ANGLOGOLD Ashanti said today impairments and provisions related to evolving environmental legislation affecting its operations in Brazil had contributed towards a decline in interim...
Gold Fields claws its way back
Gold shares listed on the JSE are at long last showing signs of recovery with the two best performers being Sibanye Gold and Gold Fields.