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Congo elections results in 48 hours delay

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The delay could add to problems in a vote marred by violence, logistical problems and allegations of fraud.

Sibanye’s Froneman calls for SA president Jacob Zuma to quit

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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...

Evraz Highveld CEO to leave within a week

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Evraz Highveld Steel and Vanadium, SA's second-largest steel producer, says that its CEO has tendered his resignation.

Volatile trading in Gold Fields stock as yet another top executive...

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Yet another top Gold Fields executive has jumped ship bringing the total to five since October - including former CEO Chris Griffith - with...

Aurora boss baffles with surety notice

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Aurora Empowerment Systems director Zondwa Mandela wants the company’s liquidators to come up with a R1m surety for its court application against him.

Tanzania rushes through laws forcing miners to renegotiate deals

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JUNIOR mining companies listed in Australia asked for a suspension in trading following Tanzania's special bills last week which threatened to tear up agreements...

Forbes shares up on Transnet deal

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Shares of Forbes and Manhattan Coal Corp have risen sharply following an agreement with Transnet Freight Rail and Grindrod Terminals to export coal through the Richards Bay Coal Terminal.

BHP to face music in UK over Fundão collapse following “monumental”...

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BHP Group will face a lawsuit in the UK over the Fundão dam collapse in 2015 in which 19 people were killed after it lost...

Rio Tinto to invest in driverless iron ore trains

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Rio Tinto is investing $518m in driverless trains for its 1,500km Western Australian iron-ore rail network as the world no. 2 iron ore miner aims to boost output 60% by 2015.

2,500 jobs at risk as Implats begins Rustenburg restructure

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AT least 2,500 employees of Impala Platinum's (Implats') Impala Rustenburg may be affected after the firm unveiled the first of possibly several waves of restructuring aimed...