Strikes ends at Petmin’s Somkhele mine
Petmin’s Somkhele anthracite mine in KwaZulu-Natal is back in production after the
group’s mining contractor agreed to a restructuring of wage packages.
CoAL brings curtain down on legacies, sets about acquisition
This is an update of an article published on March 14 which erroneously stated Coal of Africa was short of funding to settle an...
Sibanye opens talks with Resgen as IPP ambitions loom large
SIBANYE Gold has trained its sights on Resource Generation (Resgen), a Sydney- and Johannesburg-listed coal development company, as it seeks a partner to realise...
CoAL shares hit dirt
Coal of Africa's shares have slumped nearly 16% after it received an order from provincial authorities to address environmental concerns at its Mooiplaats colliery.
Shanduka finds a new suitor
Shanduka Resources' dumping of Sentula has coincided with an announcement by ASX-listed Continental Coal over a "landmark" empowerment transaction.
Coal revenue to give impetus to Oakbay’s debt raising hopes
OAKBAY Resources & Energy CFO, Trevor Scott, put a different light on his parent company’s financial difficulties saying the listed mining firm’s balance sheet...
Shale gas, coal tipped as ‘game changers’
South Africa's government was increasingly relying on shale gas and construction of a third coal-fired power station as it seeks a way of avoiding a future energy crisis.
Keaton ends June quarter “in positive mood”
Keaton Energy ticked more production boxes in the June quarter, seasonally a good operating period for South Africa's coal producers.
WCC parts with interim CEO as hurly-burly continues
THE hurly-burly surrounding the fortunes of Waterberg Coal Company (WCC) are showing no signs of letting up after the company announced today its interim...
Riversdale, Tata in Mozambique power deal
Riversdale Mining and joint venture partner Tata Steel have agreed to fully own the $1bn Benga power plant project in Mozambique, says the mining group.