Metallon targets 150,000 oz for 2015
Zimbabwe's largest gold producer, Metallon Gold, said it would produce 150,000 oz of gold in 2015, a 50% increase on output it achieved last year.
Pan African’s Evander to hit higher grades
Pan African Resources said low grades from Evander would reduce earnings by up to 80% for the 2014 financial year, but the picture was improved for this year.
Gold, platinum firms brandish axe
South Africa's gold and platinum firms forced to cut production or sell assets with perhaps more restructuring to come in 2015.
Aussie gold juniors battle in South Africa
ASX-listed Stonewall Resources and Mintails are having a tough time of it at their respective South African gold mining operations.
Gold bugs be of good cheer
Gold guru Martin Murenbeeld's Christmas message to investors is positive and he thinks he's being unduly conservative in his outlook.
Gold Fields claws its way back
Gold shares listed on the JSE are at long last showing signs of recovery with the two best performers being Sibanye Gold and Gold Fields.
Harmony overhauls Golpu project
Harmony intends developing the Golpu mine in Papua New Guinea as a smaller, higher-grade operation which will deliver higher profit margins.
Harmony to douse Kusasalethu cash burn
Harmony Gold is to cut production its cash haemorraghing west Rand mine, Kusasalethu as restructuring intensifies in the South African gold industry.
Acacia talks up growth as opens new chapter
Brad Gordon, CEO of Acacia Mining, said the company was seeking M&A while assets were cheaper than ever before.
Gold Fields says AngloGold mine is interesting
Gold Fields identified AngloGold Ashanti's Ghana mine Iduapriem as an example of an asset in which it might have an interest in acquiring.