Gold One bondholders stay put
Mining junior Gold One International says none of its bondholders has exercised a once-off put option to redeem bonds for cash.
Gold exports rise from Ethiopia as country looks to capitalise on...
ETHIOPIA is the latest country in Africa to start buying up artisanal gold in an effort to capitalise on the improvement in the metal's...
SA coal miners to post impressive 2022 earnings but signs are...
THE logistical nightmare that is Transnet Freight Rail couldn't keep listed Thungela Resources and Exxaro Resources down last year with both coal producers set to...
Hummingbird sets new date for commercial output at Kouroussa
HUMMINGBIRD Resources said it expected to reach commercial production at its Kouroussa mine in Guinea in the third quarter – nearly a year after...
Barrick’s Bristow says Tanzanian human rights allegations must be heard in...
BARRICK Gold CEO, Mark Bristow, said the company had asked human rights activists to take a claim regarding alleged abuses at the firm's Tanzanian...
Eskom diesel cost to increase a third to R20.9bn in effort...
SOUTH Africa's state-owned power utility Eskom has forecast a tripling in the cost of diesel which it uses to keep the lights on when...
SA’s mining cadastre to make debut in Western Cape
SOUTH Africa’s long-awaited new mining cadastre system will be launched at the end of June as per its schedule, but only initially in the...
Miller hoping mining expansion can attract monied investors
IT’S an historical quirk of South Africa’s mining sector that exploration for new minerals and metals has been the responsibility of the mining houses,...
Rockwell shelves equity finance for Remhoogte
Rockwell Diamonds has abandoned an equity financing for its Remhoogte/Holsloot Project in favour of bridging finance and lowers the acquisition cost some 24%.
Lonmin may buy revenue – and time – in asset sale...
LONMIN states in its announcement on August 7 that proposals to sell the rights to some 500,000 ounces of platinum group metal (PGM) processing...