Khulubuse Zuma due back in court to face rap for Aurora...
KHULUBUSE Zuma, nephew of former South African president, Jacob Zuma, is due back in court today on charges of causing environmental damage at Grootvlei,...
Sibanye’s Froneman calls for SA president Jacob Zuma to quit
SIBANYE Gold CEO, Neal Froneman, believed it was time for South African president Jacob Zuma to relinquish power as governance issues were deterring investment.
In...
Caledonia sticks to adjusted 2019 production guidance despite power interruptions
CALEDONIA Mining Corporation said it produced 7.3% more gold from its Blanket mine in Zimbabwe in the September quarter, equal to some 13,646 ounces.
This...
Sibanye-Stillwater safety torment continues as four miners die
Article corrected in the eighth par to show Neal Froneman saying on the assumption two mines were equally safe, it was only logical that the...
Gold Fields merges Kloof and Driefontein
Gold Fields has merged its flagship Kloof and Driefontein mines, shedding 115 top management jobs in the process, as it looks to lower costs and improve profit margins.
Hummingbird appoints other mining contractors at the Kouroussa mine as dispute...
Hummingbird Resources has started using other contractors to run mining operations at the Kouroussa gold mine in Guinea as it continues to negotiate with...
WGC’s Tait on a mission to overhaul gold’s reputation among bankers
GOLD ended 2022 pretty much where it started, at about $1,800/oz. That may look a pedestrian performance but compared to other asset classes gold did...
Harmony restores that profitable feeling
Yet the gold miner operates under wafer-thin margins which has put the onus on more cost-cutting and getting stalwart mines to perform to their best.
Glencore takes 2016 disposals to $3.2bn after ags deal
GLENCORE took asset disposals this year to $3.2bn following an agreement to sell a further stake in its agribusiness for $624.9m.
The Swiss-headquartered mining and...
Gold Fields’ Philippine mine to cost up to $2bn
Gold Fields may invest up to $2bn to develop a gold and copper prospect in the Philippines, says a government official, although the company maintains it is far too early for such estimates.