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Transnet opens door on coal line extension to enable coal imports...

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TRANSNET has not closed the door on building a rail extension in the Limpopo province that would enable increased coal imports to South Africa...

Ramaphosa reverses worker dismissals

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Cyril Ramaphosa, a shareholder in Shanduka, said negotiation was preferable to mass dismissals as he ordered the re-instatement of sacked Shanduka Coal workers.

Goviex looks to uranium buyers to help fund $359m Madaouela

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TORONTO-listed uranium development firm, Goviex, would turn to buyers of the mineral first to fund the equity portion of Madaouela, a project in Niger...

Anglo Coal’s Ndlovu optimistic about prospects, Seriti deal

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WHEN July Ndlovu was appointed CEO of Anglo Coal South Africa, a division of the UK-listed group, the expectation was that his elevation to...

Lurco-Burgh buy Exxaro’s Inyanda colliery

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Lurco-Burgh, a joint venture between unlisted businesses, intends to beneficiate 25 million tonnes of coal in five years through the Inyanda Beneficiation Complex.

Anglo American to be served with class action over former coal...

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HUMAN rights lawyer Richard Spoor has launched a second class action seeking compensation for coal miners suffering from lung disease, this time employees at...

Thungela sheds cash as rain, geology hits coal output

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THUNGELA Resources reported higher-than-forecast operating costs at its coal mines for the year-to-date (end-May) owing to production disruptions. Heavy rains disrupted production at Isibonelo and...

Exxaro shares under pressure as analysts fear loss of focus

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SHARES in Exxaro Resources took some punishment in the first few hours of trade on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange after the company said it...

Ipsa remains under pressure

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At long last independent power producer Ipsa has its Newcastle power plant back in operation, but bureaucratic delays experienced with Eskom have done a lot of financial damage.

Court to rule on BHP/Eskom power rates case

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BHP Billiton will know on Friday whether the confidential rates it pays for electricity supply from Eskom for two of its aluminium smelters are to become public knowledge.