Perseus locks down $150m for Yaouré, spotlight now falls on April...
PERSEUS Mining has secured $150m in funds from a syndicate of three banks which will be used to develop the $265m Yaouré gold project...
Tribunal gives nod to Sibanye Cooke 4 restructure
South Africa's Competition Tribunal approves the restructure of Cooke 4 by Sibanye Gold which said it could now derive a R50m profit from the asset.
Opaque gold retains power to perplex
The world's gold leaders remain as vulnerable to the gold market as ever as they repeatedly fail to read a deeply occluded market.
Gold rush in DRC’s South Kivu prompts Govt. to issue decree...
AUTHORITIES in South Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has banned mining after a gold rush drew thousands of artisanal miners,...
SA gold industry sustainability imperilled by Eskom rate hike
THE sustainability of South Africa’s gold mining sector, and job creation in the sector, may be compromised following a decision by the National Energy...
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...
Sibanye-Stillwater’s five-year glitch
Neal Froneman emerges from his office looking worse for wear. I remark so. "I’ve got a lot on my shoulders at the moment," he replies....
Gold Fields to post 9% lift in half-year gold production partly...
GOLD Fields said it expected to post a 9% improvement in interim gold production owing to the inclusion of metal from Asanko Gold Mines,...
Centamin given green light to appeal 2011 challenge to Sukari Concession...
CENTAMIN, the UK listed gold producer, said today it would resume an appeal against the loss of a concession agreement that had been challenged...
B2Gold aims at 950,000 oz gold output as Fekola hits the...
THE transformatory impact of B2Gold's Fekola gold mine in Mali, commissioned last year three months ahead of its original schedule, were in plain view...