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Always the contender: Sibanye-Stillwater CEO, Neal Froneman, on turning 60

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Sibanye-Stillwater’s CEO, Neal Froneman, turned 60 this year – an anniversary that’s hard to ignore. Seasoned though he may be, Froneman still gets cast...

Harmony Gold to write down Hidden Valley

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The decline in the gold price and the poor performance of Hidden Valley meant Harmony Gold would have to write down a portion of the asset, it said.

World volatility heightens interest in gold, sends metal through $1,300 per...

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THE gold price continued its new year rally bursting through the $1,300 per ounce level in a typical demonstration of the safe haven characteristics...

Interim four-fold cash flow lift positions Anglogold to slash net debt,...

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ANGLOGOLD Ashanti registered a four-fold increase in net cash before growth capital during the first half of its 2020 financial year owing to continued...

Bid to liquidate Zuma, Mandela firm

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Trade union Solidarity has submitted an application to the high court for the liquidation of the politically connected Aurora Empowerment Systems.

First Uranium to meet key test, despite outage

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First Uranium says the week-long outage of operations at Mine Waste Solutions will not affect the outcome of the Gold Wheaton completion test.

Gold One posts interim profit

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Gold One International has reported a swing to an interim profit, from a loss, after it doubled its production and cashed in on a higher gold price.

Perseus pushes the button on Nyanzaga Gold Mine in Tanzania

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PERSEUS Mining has resolved to spend $523m out of its own resources to develop the Nyanzaga Gold Mine in Tanzania. This will be the...

Demand for Kruger rands soars

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Alan Demby, executive chairman of the SA Gold Coin Exchange, said the record high dollar gold price has increasead demand for Kruger rands which have soared to all-time highs over the past few days.

Holland in race against time at South Deep

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One view about Gold Fields' Nick Holland is that if the SEC investigation doesn't get him, South Deep will - with the latter the more short-term threat to his tenure.