Sibanye to restart operations at Cooke on July 3
Sibanye Gold will restart operations at the group’s Cooke shafts on July 3 following the end of an unprotected strike which started on...
These two gold miners are defying the odds in Africa’s riskiest...
ACCORDING to Johns Hopkins University academic Steve Hanke, Zimbabwe ranks as the world’s most miserable nation — a perspective taken not of the national...
Better days still ahead, says Briggs
Harmony Gold investors will have to be patient a little longer before the significant investments in the group’s growth assets start to deliver output and income growth.
Loots commits Pan African to gold focus
Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, said the firm's recent foray into coal was "a specific opportunity", and that it would stay a gold focused company.
Lonmin leaks cash in Q1 as low productivity, absenteeism strike
LONMIN'S operational and financial woes deepened in the first quarter of its 2017 financial year in which it said it was losing money and...
Sibanye signs wage accord but AMCU stays out
Despite extending the negotiation period Sibanye has been unable to convince AMCU to sign a wage deal and has settled with the other unions instead.
Perseus consolidates position in Côte d’Ivoire with A$60m swoop on neighbour...
MERGER and acquisition activity in Africa’s gold mining sector took another step forward today after Perseus Mining offered about A$60m in shares for Exore,...
Gold Fields sticking with fixed share ratio bid for Yamana Gold...
GOLD Fields is sticking by its fixed share ratio offer for Yamana Gold, the company's CEO Chris Griffith today. "The bid is not changing," he...
Gold Fields seeks margin over volumes
Gold Fields is to conduct a strategic review of all its operations, which may
result in scaling down production to chase margin over volumes.
Sibanye sees margin lift for 2016 output
Sibanye Gold said it would produce 1.61 million ounces of gold at a total cash cost margin of 38% should the current rand gold price persist.