Shanduka won’t leave Pan African in lurch
Pan African Resources said it did not anticipate an overnight change in its empowerment shareholder saying Cyril Ramaphosa's Shanduka was supportive.
Strike edging platinum sector to crisis: producers
The three largest platinum producers claimed their industry faced a fresh round of restructuring and job losses if a four-week strike by AMCU continued.
AngloGold coy on 2014 dividend resumption
AngloGold Ashanti said the volatile gold price and capital calls from Kibali may yet dissuade it from resuming dividend payments at the interim stage in 2014.
BHP maintains poker face on coal sales
BHP Billiton said its South African coal business had challenges but presented opportunities - comments designed to deflect speculation of their imminent sale.
Macquarie part finances new SA coal fund
The fund will focus on finding coal companies empowerment partners as South Africa strives to bridge a two billion tonne coal supply shortfall from 2018.
Red tape may tighten over SA gold shares
Analysts say 2014 will be a year of bureaucratic and regulatory hurdles for South African gold firms which already face the prospect of further restructuring.
The highs and lows of Susan Shabangu
There's little doubt Susan Shabangu has been the highest profile of South Africa's mines ministers .... and that's saying something. Here's a sample showing why.
Sibanye unveils 46% leap in gold reserves
Sibanye Gold bucks the trend announcing economically viable gold reserves of about 19 million ounces even as other gold producers suffer asset write-downs.
Amplats sees AMCU wage advance next week
Anglo American Platinum CEO, Chris Griffith, said there would be progress in wage talks after workers sacrificed their second month of wages next week.
Cutifani bares teeth amid MPRDA ‘bitching’
Critics of government-private sector engagement on proposed amendments to the mines legislation were cowards and had failed South Africa, said Anglo's Mark Cutifani.