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Union seeks meeting with Anglo over proposed coal mine sales

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AUSTRALIA'S mining and energy union said it was seeking a meeting with Anglo American after the group's CEO Duncan Wanblad on Tuesday announced the...

SA’s coal exporters are now buying spare parts for Transnet’s locomotives...

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The Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) is buying spare parts to maintain Transnet’s locomotives as part of the coal industry co-operation effort to improve...

GoviEx pressured by Niger military junta to fast track the ...

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The government of the Republic of Niger is putting heavy pressure on Canadian junior miner GoviEx Uranium to speed up development of its proposed...

Coal capacity grew 2% last year owing to China new builds

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COAL power capacity grew 2% last year owing to an increase in new coal plants across China and a slowdown of plant closures in...

MC Mining advises shareholders to accept Goldway A$65.3m offer

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AN independent committee appointed by Sydney- and Johannesburg-listed coal miner MC Mining has recommended shareholders accept a A$0.16 per share takeover offer by Goldway...

Kore Potash announces new CEO

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KORE Potash has appointed André Baya as its new CEO, a former executive at Fraser Alexander, the South African mining services company. Baya also previously...

Glencore may consider switching UK listing for US

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GLENCORE may consider switching its primary listing from London to New York, said Bloomberg News citing a report by analysts at Deutsche Bank. If...

Paladin takes gains to 42% this year as mine reaches commercial...

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COMMERCIAL production started at Paladin Energy's Langer Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia on March 30, the company announced on Tuesday. Paladin said its focus will...

Thermal coal will make investors money for years to come

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THE dirty commodity might be unpopular with some, but thermal coal is proving to be good business. Demand for the fuel was stoked to...

Mantashe says SA to burn coal “for a long time”

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SOUTH African mines and energy minister Gwede Mantashe says the country will continue to burn substantial amounts of coal "for a long time". "This belief...