Village Main’s Buffels may get the chop
The future of Village Main Reef’s Buffelsfontein mine is once again up in the air
following an announcement that the group has embarked on a review of the
viability of the mine.
SA vs The World: How will Harmony’s board vote in era-defining...
HARMONY Gold’s non-executive directors will be earning their fees this year with one weighty, strategy-defining decision pending. That is whether to build a new...
Simmers needs Tau Lekoa badly
After the latest set of poor results profitable production from Tau Lekoa seems the only thing that will put Simmer and Jack Mines on a path to financial stability.
African Barrick Gold profit rises, trebles dividend
African Barrick Gold posted a 30% increase in core profit for 2011, as a rising gold price pushed margins to record levels, offsetting the impact of soaring costs.
Ghana eyes $12bn annual windfall from small-scale gold
GHANA'S ambitious plan to double small-scale gold production could deliver annual revenues of $12bn, offering a boost for the debt-strapped nation as it seeks...
Court orders Aurora’s Zuma to pay R10m
A high court judge has granted default judgment against the chairperson of liquidated Aurora Empowerment Systems, Khulubuse Zuma, for the payment of R10m.
Randgold growth untroubled by gold ‘correction’
Mark Bristow, CEO of Randgold Resources, said the gold market had corrected and
would lead to better businesses while his firm's own growth plans were undisturbed.
Mali prosecutors challenge Barrick staff bail
PROSECUTORS in Mali have appealed a judge's order to release four Barrick Mining employees on bail, keeping the detained staff in jail amid an...
Resolute Mining appoints Stuart Gale CEO as gold miner searches for...
RESOLUTE Mining appointed Stuart Gale, the gold miner's former CFO, as its permanent CEO, the company said today.
Gale was Resolute's interim CEO following the...
Bristow on gold, retirement, and living to work
Mark Bristow runs one of the world's most successful gold companies in Randgold Resources, but the sector in which it operates is broken, he says.