Mining leaders worry Phakisa is just talk
South African mining leaders are concerned the government's latest intervention, Operation Phakisa, will add more verbiage to the garbage heap.
SA mining boards meet charter targets: PwC
PwC said that South Africa's mining sector had met its employment equity targets at board level in terms of the mining charter ... but only just.
AMCU gold strike could sound NUM death-knell
Don't be surprised if the once mighty National Union of Mineworkers collapses completely within the next six months as it battles AMCU.
Lonmin to write down assets by $2.1bn
Lonmin said it had made progress on its plans to retrench 6,000 jobs and said assets had been revalued to between $1.6bn and $1.8bn.
Optimum may extend Hendrina coal supply
Optimum Coal has offered to continue supplying Eskom's Hendrina coal mine beyond November whilst the Mpumalanga colliery undergoes business rescue.
SA miners flat-footed on mine closures
South Africa's mining industry has been able to adapt in all areas except in the issue of mine closure certificates, experts said.
Signs that platinum market has bottomed
There are signs that the platinum market may have put the worst behind it, according to analysts and market commentators.
Holland calls time on labour-intensive mining
Nick Holland, CEO of Gold Fields, said mining companies in South African had to transform to mechanised mining methods in less than ten years.
Sibanye trims gold forecast for 2015
Sibanye Gold said operations had improved during the year after earlier disruptions, but it was nonetheless unable to avoid a cut in total production.
Transnet to double in R380bn capital spend plan
South Africa's state-owned transport and logistics company, Transnet, would take total expansionary spend to half a trillion rands in ten years' time.