Zim royalties destined for sovereign fund
Mining royalties paid to the Zimbabwean government would be pumped into its proposed sovereign wealth fund, according to a bill published this week.
Anglo, Eskom at loggerheads over coal
Anglo American and Eskom are in conflict over required empowerment levels for coal suppliers to its new coal-fired power stations.
Resgen $400m finance talks plod on
Resource Generation said a proposed financing structure, currently under negotiation with a club of financiers, would remove the need to issue equity.
Guinea signs infrastructure deals for bauxite
Guinea has signed infrastructure sharing agreements with two mining firms in an effort to accelerate the development of bauxite mines in the west African country.
Trans Hex cuts 125 jobs at Baken, Bloeddrif
Trans Hex said it would retrench 125 employees at its Baken and Bloeddrif mines in the Lower Orange River of the Northern Cape province.
‘We have learned lessons’: Dames
Brian Dames, CEO of Eskom, said South Africa had learned important lessons in building capital intensive infrastructure projects.
SA wage talks to kick off in mid-July
It was crucial unions and employers decided upon a protocol on what was acceptable behaviour ahead of wage talks due to kick off in mid-July.
China, India to match US diamond demand
Rio Tinto said that diamond demand in China and India could soon have a combined size to equal that of the US.
Record for Eastplats’ Crocodile River
Eastern Platinum has reported record production figures for its Crocodile River Mine in the September quarter.
“Grave allegations” leave no compromise in Sable bribery claim
UK-listed iron ore exploration and development company, Sable Mining, is at the centre of an bribery investigation that links it to illegal payments in...