CRG says dam delayed by three weeks
Central Rand Gold said a three-week strike in the construction sector had delayed construction of a dam aimed at stemming the effects of acid mine drainage.
Wescoal to up headline earnings a third
Headline share earnings for the year ended March 31 would be between 14c and 16c/share, the coal producer said.
Numsa accepting disaffected miners
Numsa, South Africa's largest labour organisation, says it's accepting miners who are disaffected by the platinum sector strike which is more than 10 weeks old.
Bellzone in $865m Kalia funding talks
Bellzone Mining said it was in talks with potential lenders for $865m to fund its Kalia iron ore project in Guinea.
Green shoots emerge in beaten up gold sector
Sentiment in the gold sector was improving - although not pervasively so - driven by merger and acquisition activity and a view there was value in gold stocks.
NUM calls on minister to reject Northam deal
The National Union of Mineworkers said Northam Platinum's R6.6bn BEE deal was not broad-based and there had not been proper consultation with the union.
Mboweni warns against thieves in nuclear plan
Tito Mboweni, the former Reserve Bank governor, warned against thieves that are attracted to large projects.
Sasol ups earnings 25% despite write-down
South African petrochemical group Sasol lifted earnings a quarter despite booking a hefty R5.6bn write-down on its wax and polymer operations.
Transnet confident on export coal volumes
Transnet said it expected to move about 75 million tonnes of export coal in its 2016 financial year despite a pricing bloodbath in the coal market.
MPRDA bill unlikely to be passed soon
The Minerals & Petroleum Resources Development Amendment bill was unlikely to be passed this year as parliament rises on November 8.