Anglogold, Gold Fields tie-up talk makes return
The popular gold merger dream-wish of Gold Fields and AngloGold Ashanti is back again, but this time it says more about South Africa than the gold sector.
Metallon gears up for gold expansion
Metallon Gold's new appointment is intended to help spearhead its growth in Zimbabwe as it seeks readmittance to the London Bullion Market.
Doornkop shut as fire adds to jobs woe
A fire broke out at Harmony Gold's Doornkop mine, where production is now suspended, only days after the firm said it would restructure the operation.
Harmony confirms restructuring at Doornkop
Doornkop may follow Kusasalethu as the next Harmony mine to face restructuring after the firm issues a Section 189 notice to employees.
Is South Deep SA’s most disappointing mine?
South Deep has passed through the hands of many owners and each has failed to tame it perhaps making SA's last major gold resource a major disappointment.
Gold Fields to call Darlot future by 2016
Nick Holland, CEO of Gold Fields, said the company would decide whether to mine deeper at its Yilgarn South asset or close the operation by 2016.
The Return of the Pin-striped Bandit
Mark Wellesley-Wood - once famously described by the late Brett Kebble as a "pin-striped bandit" - is back and on the warpath against Mwana Africa.
Anglogold Ashanti wants top dollar for Iduapriem
AngloGold CEO Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan's message to Gold Fields' CEO Nick Holland on a potential sale of the Iduapriem mine is straightforward - cough up.
AngloGold CEO warns on SA gold mines future
The South African gold mining industry risks going the same way as the failed Obuasi mine in Ghana if a new approach to setting wages is not reached.
Harmony throws down the gauntlet on pay
Harmony CEO Graham Briggs has drawn a line in the sand ahead of the upcoming gold pay negotiations warning of possible massive retrenchments