Sibanye pays dividend despite strike risk
Sibanye Gold made good on promises to return cash, but the risk of an unprotected strike at its Driefontein mine has increased after AMCU turned down an 8% offer.
Simmers needs more funds
Simmer and Jack Mines needs to raise around R155m and the company's cash-strapped situation means it cannot participate in the fund raise being carried out by associate First Uranium.
Sibanye defends 1.6m oz 2014 output target
Sibanye Gold acknowledges 1.6 million ounces in output for 2014 is "a stretch target" but thinks it can be achieved as the Cooke operations build momentum.
AngloGold sees gold at $1,600
The direction for gold looks like it may continue to be strong on the upside, says AngloGold Ashanti CEO Mark Cutifani.
Acacia levels claim of “escalation in Govt. pressure” as Tanzania arrests...
A THIRD employee of Acacia Mining has been charged by Tanzanian authorities in connection with charges ranging from fraud and money laundering to tax...
Kinross disagrees with “opportunistic” strike called by unionised employees at Tasiast
KINROSS Corporation described a strike that started today among unionised employees at its Tasiast mine as an "opportunistic course of action during the global...
Gold Fields evaluates options on uranium JV
Gold Fields hopes to make a decision within three months on the way forward for the
proposed West Rand tailings treatment JV with Gold One International.
Shanta Gold shares register new all-time high after firm posts first...
SHANTA Gold had undertaken "enormous deleveraging", according to CEO Eric Zurrin in notes to the UK-listed firm's second quarter results.
The firm was $2.1m net...
SA mining unions, communities and firms closer after Covid-19
GOLD Fields CEO, Nick Holland, said the Covid-19 pandemic had worked as a catalyst to bring together South Africa's often fractured mining industry, including...