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Interruption to smelting at Northam’s Zondereinde

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Northam Platinum says its smelting operations at the Zondereinde mine have been suspended.

SA govt approves CoAL Chapudi deal

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Coal of Africa's bid for Rio Tinto's Chapudi coking coal exploration assets was finally approved after it won the blessing of the South African government.

Lapsed rights auction scheduled for June

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The first round of bidding for lapsed or revoked mining rights will take place before the end of June, says Minister of Mineral Resources Susan Shabangu.

AngloGold dividend muted amid $1.9bn outlay

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At the risk of disappointing investors, AngloGold's Mark Cutifani kept to his promise of a 13 US cents and supported the decision with a $1.9bn, 500,000 oz/year production expansion strategy.

MPRDA review proceeds without Sims input

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Minister of Mineral Resources Susan Shabangu has given her strongest indication yet that miners will not face the burdensome proposals contained in the ANC’s policy document.

Tata Power moots SA ‘stranded coal’ plan

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Eskom has warned against exportation of coals it could use for South Africa's power generation, but an Indian company says its involvement in the industry should be seen as an opportunity.

Amsa stages turnaround, warns of dark clouds

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An insurance payout, the return to production of the Newcastle plant, and restocking spelled good news for ArcelorMittal SA which nonetheless warned that domestic steel demand conditions were "lacklustre".

Amplats to test first fuel cell locomotive

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Anglo American Platinum has showcased a fuel cell driven locomotive prototype, saying the move forms part of the company’s efforts to facilitate the development of new PGM applications.

Petra Diamonds Q3 production surges

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Higher diamond prices and a contribution from Finsch mine helped Petra Diamonds record a near doubling in diamond production quarter-on-quarter.

Grade blips unseat Harmony gold forecast

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Yet there's no doubting this is a strong year for Harmony which CEO, Graham Briggs, says sees it chip away at strategic goals.