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IDC seeks to cool tempers in Kalagadi feud

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The Industrial Development Corporation says it’s working hard at bringing the feud between Kalahari Resources and global steel giant ArcelorMittal to an end.

“I don’t want to demonize Kumba’ – Amsa CEO

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Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita talks to Miningmx about her company’s relationship with Kumba, Anglo American and the Competition Commission part of which she thinks there’s rot in the steel industry.

Kumba (again) takes a first step in West Africa

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Kumba Iron Ore has clinched its first transaction in West Africa as part of the group’s renewed interest in the region, announcing a Liberian tie-up with Jonah Capital.

Amsa shows appetite for more litigation

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ArcelorMittal SA CEO, Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita, is surprisingly sanguine about the prospects of a speedy conclusion to the iron ore supply dispute between her company and Kumba Iron Ore.

Merafe earmarks 2013 budget for chrome export levy

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South Africa would know by the National Treasury’s 2013 budget whether its chrome exporters would face levies, says Merafe Resources.

Another blow for ArcelorMittal in Kalagadi feud

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Kalahari Resources has won another round in its legal battle against its joint shareholder in the Kalagadi Manganese project, ArcelorMittal.

Wrangle over pricing delays Kumba, Amsa deal

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Kumba Iron Ore is said to be pushing ArcelorMittal SA to pay more for ore supplies from Sishen; a development that has seen the parties extend talks over a new interim supply deal.

Amsa sets out fresh Kumba iron ore dispute

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Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita said the Phoenix project was part of Thabazimbi, a mine from which it has a supply agreement.

Kumba to extract 24-month payback on Kolomela

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Kolomela, the nine million tonne/year iron ore mine which is perhaps Kumba Iron Ore CEO Chris Griffith's finest achievement, will provide payback in two years owing to its early commissioning.

Kumba positive on West Africa as market cools

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Normality has returned to the West Africa iron ore exploration sector, said Kumba Iron Ore, which is seeking "a second footprint' in the region.