First Uranium outlines stark choices
First Uranium has spelled out the possible consequences if shareholders reject the sale of the company’s key assets to AngloGold Ashanti and Gold One International.
Sibanye to impair Cooke 4 by R820m, but earnings soar
SIBANYE Gold will report a more than tripling in interim headline share earnings following a 31% improvement in the average rand gold price, according...
Hummingbird back on track, but raises concerns about artisanal workings on...
HUMMINGBIRD Resources, a UK-listed gold miner, said it was getting back on track following heavy rains last year that led to the collapse of...
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...
AngloGold says mass safety audits debilitate its mines
SRINIVASAN Venkatakrishnan, CEO of AngloGold Ashanti, has added his voice to criticism that the South African government is wrongly applying safety-related audits and checks.
He...
Gold Fields opts not to increase Yamana bid following “unanimous” board...
GOLD Fields will not adjust its bid for Yamana Gold following the emergence last week of a rival joint bid by Agnico-Eagle and Pan...
Russia discusses boosting mining ties with gold-rich Sudan
SUDAN, currently embroiled in a 17 month civil war, has discussed boosting cooperation in the mining sector with Russia, according to a report by...
Gold and gold shares to rise this year
The recent pullback in the gold price has sent some shivers through the market but a number of experienced analysts remain bulllish both on the metal and on gold equities.
Acacia targets higher dividend for 2015
Acacia Mining unveiled a 40% increase in its total dividend for the 2014 financial year and said the payout may be increased this year as a percentage of cash flow.