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...
Keaton hails Moabsvelden as potential game-changer
MANDI Glad, CEO of JSE-listed coal junior, Keaton Energy, described the award of an integrated water use licence (IWUL) by the Department of Mineral...
DRDGold wants AMD claims clarified
DRDGold says Johnny de Lange’s claims in parliament, that the company
should "pay for every damn thing' regarding acid mine drainage, needs "a
public response'.
Perseus restarts exploration at Meyas Gold project in Sudan
THE resumption of drilling at the Meyas Sands gold deposit in Sudan was a "positive step" for the prospect, said Jeff Quartermaine, CEO of...
Harmony Gold to delay Eva Copper project as seeks new permits
HARMONY Gold said it expected "a bit" of slippage on its Eva copper project after saying earlier this week permit authorisations would take "longer than...
Optimum takes the gloves off
Optimum Colliery's business rescue practitioners have taken the gloves off in the Eskom dispute and suspended coal supplies to the Hendrina power station
Lonmin cutting it fine as Amcu talks intensify
Lonmin is running out of time to form a recognition agreement with Amcu as the two parties edge towards arbitration, the last staging post before possible strikes.
Can De Beers crack the spending power of Gen Z, a...
IRISH playwright George Bernard Shaw once observed that "Youth is wasted on the young", but what’s less known is that the sentence ends: "...
SA manganese exports disrupted after seas pummel Gqeberha port
MANGANESE exports from South Africa have been disrupted after heavy seas over the weekend damaged the rail line at the country's Gqeberha port in...
Sibanye-Stillwater gold strike set for third grim month after unions reject...
A STRIKE at the gold mines of Sibanye-Stillwater is set to extend into a third month after unions rejected the firm's improved wage increase...