Harmony Gold thrives as rand raises margin
Harmony Gold's operating margin would have increased 27% were the current rand gold price applied to its September quarter figures.
Gold Fields wins court interdict against NUM as South Deep strike...
GOLD Fields said between 150 and 200 members of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) had blockaded entrances to South Deep mine where strike...
Most SA gold mines to close in 10 years
Rising input costs and declining reserves spell the end of the industry on which SA's economy has been built.
Gold Fields on a recovery track
Gold Fields returned to profitability in the June quarter and is fortunate that its foreign operations can compensate for more lost production at South Deep.
Sibanye-Stillwater reports two mine fatalities at Kloof, third miner missing
TWO miners lost their lives whilst looking for a third who is still missing, said Sibanye-Stillwater, the gold and platinum group metals (PGMs) mining...
Golden Star hoping for Prestea turnaround after cutting staff numbers in...
GOLDEN Star anticipated an improved performance from its Prestea mine in Ghana during 2018 after cutting the mine's workforce in the fourth quarter.
Production from...
Harmony to buy AngloGold’s Moab Khotsong for $300m
THE reconfiguration of AngloGold Ashanti's portfolio continued apace today with an announcement that it would sell its Moab Khotsong operations to Harmony Gold for...
Asanko Gold Mines pays $10m to JV partners, Galiano Gold, Gold...
GALIANO Gold, the Toronto listed gold miner, said it received $5m in a first quarter dividend from its one-half stake in Asanko Gold Mines...
Endeavour may sell Burkina Faso mines as national security deteriorates
ENDEAVOUR Mining is prepared to sell its Burkina Faso mines with the firm's CEO Sébastien de Montessus describing assets in the West African country...
Golden Star to halt production for 24 hours at Prestea mine...
GOLDEN Star suspended production at its Prestea gold mine in Ghana today following a fatal accident at the mine on Wednesday (March 24).
The incident...