Orion, Govt sign watershed MoU to explore wider mineral potential of...
ORION Minerals today announced it had signed a memorandum of understanding with the South African government in which the parties will pool geological information...
DRDGold hoping Sibanye deal grounds ‘the Roodepoort Rocket’ effect … permanently
DRDGOLD CEO, Niël Pretorius, said shareholders ought to capitalise on the firm's investment in gold tailings from Sibanye-Stillwater which were paid for in shares and that...
SA platinum faces “toxic mix’ as it plots union talks
The platinum sector’s relations with labour have been described as a toxic mix
of politics, union complacency and management failure.
DRDGold, Sibanye-Stillwater benefit most from Charter ruling
ONE of the companies to have benefited most from a recent High Court ruling on the principle of 'once-empowerment, always-empowered' is DRDGold followed by...
Malema frog-marched as settlement hopes grow
Julius Malema is frog-marched from Marikana where he hoped to address about
2,000 striking Lonmin workers on a day when the prospect of a wage settlement
flickered encouragingly.
PwC warns payouts from debt “a fine line”
The market penalised the world's miners last year amid metal price declines, said PwC which added that paying dividends in lean times was walking "a fine line".
Coal workers want ‘reasonable’ offer
At the start of wage negotiations in the coal sector, unions demand a 14% wage hike, while firms offer 5%.
Harmony unveils $400m and R4bn in lending facilities linked to renewable...
HARMONY Gold said today it had agreed a $400m and R4bn finance package for its previously stated renewable energy plans that will take the...
Van Wouw returns with $3m capital raise ahead of Central Copper...
FORMER Cradle Arc CEO, Kevin van Wouw, is back in sub-Sahara's copper sector as CEO of Central Copper Resources (CCR) which today announced it...
Lonmin swings to profit in first half
Lonmin has reported an about turn in half year profits by posting first half earnings per share of 15.5 US cents, compared to a first half loss per share of 67.9 US cents for the first half of the previous year.