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Iran warns of $200 oil as attacks on Gulf shipping mount

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IRAN'S military warned oil could reach $200 a barrel as fighting between the country and US-Israeli forces intensified, said Reuters on Wednesday. This comes as...

BHP warns Queensland coal mines uncompetitive

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BHP has told workers at its Queensland coal operations that the mines can no longer attract investment and are generating no returns for the...

Thungela expects full-year loss on coal weakness

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THUNGELA Resources has warned it expects to report a loss for the year to end-December 2025, blaming weaker coal markets and adverse currency movements...

Glencore Merafe extends deadline ahead of definitive power tariff

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GLENCORE Merafe Joint Venture said on Friday it would keep its ferrochrome operations in South Africa open for another month, until the end of...

South Africa slashes power tariff to rescue smelters

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SOUTH Africa's electricity minister on Friday unveiled a heavily discounted power tariff for the country's beleaguered ferrochrome industry in what he is quoted to...

Exxaro cuts renewable energy target as revises capital plans

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EXXARO Resources confirmed it is reviewing its dividend policy, an outlook CEO Ben Magara first made clear last year after agreeing to buy the...

Niger to return French uranium stockpile

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NIGER will return 95,000 tons of concentrated uranium powder to French nuclear company Orano SA, military leader Abdourahamane Tiani announced on state television. The yellowcake...

Paladin on track for Namibia uranium ramp-up

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PALADIN Energy expects to complete the ramp-up of its Langer Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia to reach maximum output from July as higher prices...

Gabon says power shortage should not undermine ban

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GABON'S mining minister has dismissed energy shortages as justification for missing the country's 2029 ban on raw manganese exports, rejecting industry warnings that power...

Why SA rebranded thermal coal a critical mineral

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IS coal a critical mineral? The question has risen to prominence since South Africa designated coal as a "highly critical" mineral in its Critical...