Pan African COO “seriously injured” after attack in “failed robbery”, says...
PAN African Resources said today its chief operating officer Bert van den Bergh was "seriously injured" in a failed robbery at his home in...
Teranga clubs together with rival African gold producers to clear $38m...
TERANGA Gold cleared an inventory backlog of $38m in gold bullion by clubbing together with other West African gold producers who chartered flights to...
Harmony considering West Africa gold expansion
HARMONY Gold is considering plans to expand in Africa in an effort to dilute the risk presented by its mature South African operations from...
Gold ascent opens new door of opportunity for DRDGold, Johannesburg’s oldest...
AS a boy, Pretorius Snr. would perform the dare-devil feat of any child who grew up in the shadow of Johannesburg’s gold dumps: slide...
Sibanye-Stillwater fires broadside at AMCU’s Mathunjwa as more striking miners die
IN the latest broadside fired in the violent, two-week-long strike over wage increases, Sibanye-Stillwater’s executive head of human resources, Themba Nkosi, posted an open...
Lonmin chairman Beamish says Sibanye-Stillwater deal crucial for survival
A $200m refinancing of Lonmin’s balance sheet in its 2018 financial year should not be seen as the solution to its liquidity challenges, said...
Harmony least attractive of SA gold majors despite improvements – JP...
THE good news for Harmony shareholders following this week’s results for the year to end-June is that JP Morgan Cazenove reckons the group has...
Opaque gold retains power to perplex
The world's gold leaders remain as vulnerable to the gold market as ever as they repeatedly fail to read a deeply occluded market.
B2Gold brings curtain down on all-action acquisition strategy
B2GOLD has brought the curtain down on its all-action, growth-through-acquistion strategy because gold's return to favour among investors was increasing valuations whereas for the...
Gold Fields maintains production outlook
Gold production from Gold Fields shows the traditional drop for the March quarter, but the group is maintaining its forecast for 2011.