AngloGold’s Dushnisky marks presence in absentia, but questions abound
KELVIN Dushnisky is expected to formally make his first public appearance as CEO of AngloGold Ashanti later this month at the Denver Gold Show,...
Harmony rings in austerity cuts worth R1.8bn
Harmony aimed to slice R800m off corporate and operating costs and a further R1bn
would be cut from the development bill of its Wafi-Golpu project in 2014.
Why tensions between Mali and Barrick have turned up a notch
TENSIONS between Barrick Gold and Mali were turned up a notch after the Canadian miner on Thursday denied government allegations it failed to honour...
Order resumes at Golden Star’s Prestea mine in Ghana after local...
ORDER had been resumed at Golden Star Resources' Prestea mine in Ghana following "a security incident" this week, the company said.
"I can confirm that...
Hummingbird sets new date for commercial output at Kouroussa
HUMMINGBIRD Resources said it expected to reach commercial production at its Kouroussa mine in Guinea in the third quarter – nearly a year after...
Gold One upholds East Modder dismissals
Gold One International said there were not enough mitigating factors to
consider reversing dismissals of workers who had gone on strike illegally at its
East Modder mine earlier this month.
DRDGold to rekindle flame of optionality
DRDGold wants to convince gold investors that its surface retreatment operations contain a new kind of optionality.
Gold breaks $4,000 barrier on safe-haven demand
GOLD breached $4,000 per ounce for the first time on Wednesday, propelled by investor appetite for security amid escalating economic and geopolitical tensions and...
Soros ditches most gold in first quarter
Billionaire financier George Soros, who calls gold "the ultimate bubble," has dumped almost his entire $800m stake in bullion.
The DRC government continues to sit on $1bn in profits due...
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to sit on more than $1bn in profits from the Kibali gold mine due...