Refinery workers strike over wages, polygraphs
More than 300 employees at Rand Refinery are currently on strike after negotiations over higher wages and the banning of polygraph tests deadlocked.
Pan African warns on dividend
Pan African Resources said it may cut its dividend to UK investors as low grades at its Evander operations hurt profits
Miner recalls the day the earthquake struck
The 5.3 magnitude earthquake on August 5 was described by AngloGold CEO Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan as among the most terrifying of his life.
Judge orders Aurora players to pay up
Liquidators of Pamodzi Gold have won their first court order to reclaim money from parties related to Aurora Empowerment Systems.
Aurora’s Zuma, Mandela granted time
Zondwa Mandela and Khulubuse Zuma and other directors of Aurora Management Systems are expected to get more time as they fight R1.8bn in legal claims.
Sibanye can pay R1bn dividend to 2028
Sibanye Gold CEO, Neal Froneman, is still trying to convince some sceptics that shareholder returns will trump empire-building.
Gold Fields lifts spirits with 20c/s dividend
Bumped and scraped by legal and regulatory events, Gold Fields proved it still has the ability to bring cheer to shareholders paying an interim dividend.
Gold Fields sells Peru’s Chucapaca for $81m
Gold Fields continued to exit greenfields gold projects saying it had sold its Peru venture to joint venture partner, Buenaventura.
Harmony shuts Target 3 to stem cash bleed
Harmony Gold laid into more gold production putting Target 3 on care and maintenance but keeping its full-year output guidance at 1.2 million ounces.
Pressure on as Harmony battles price, inflation
Graham Briggs, Harmony Gold CEO, said 2014 was a tough year for the group hit by fire, a lower gold price and with further restructuring a possibility.