Vedanta says power curbs will cost jobs
Vedanta Resources said a power dispute with Zambian authorities at its Konkola Copper Mines may result in job losses.
Miranda on crash and burn trajectory
Miranda Minerals, the troubled coal development firm, was no longer able to meet its obligations and may need business rescue proceedings in order to survive.
Coal ends sales with R250m Mooiplaats deal
Coal of Africa completed its portfolio adjustments selling the Mpumalanga thermal coal colliery Mooiplaats for R250m to private group, Blackspear.
SA sidesteps NDP with $10bn Russia nuclear deal
In a rebuff of the National Development Plan's warning on the expense of nuclear fuel, the government signs a R111bn deal with Russia for 9.6Gw of power.
IchorCoal targets 20mt mid-tier coal status
Frankfurt-listed IchorCoal wants to build production of 20 million tonnes a year in South African coal production, enough to give it mid-tier status.
WCC in funding squeeze as project faces delay
Waterberg Coal Company was also considering building a smaller export-dedicated mine at its Waterberg Coal Project amid delays in a Eskom sales agreement.
Ex-Amsa boss leads R244m Universal Coal deal
Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita, CEO of IchorCoal, has taken a R244m bet on Australian coal producer and developer, Universal Coal which supplies coal to Eskom.
CoAL, Grindrod settle Matola deal
Coal of Africa will pay $10m to settle liabilities related to a take-or-pay agreement with two Grindrod subsidiaries until the end of December 2016.
TFR seeking R40bn outlay for rail line
Transnet Freight Rail wants to build a new heavy haul rail line to replace the route it is currently upgrading for new coal from the Limpopo province.
Rio Tinto ends Mozi excursion in $50m sale
Rio Tinto brings the curtain down on its disastrous excursion into Mozambique's coking coal district selling its subsidiary company for $3.85bn less than it paid.