Harmony’s Kusasalethu to reopen by end-April
Harmony Gold said it would reopen its Kusasalethu gold mine with full production expected by June after an agreement is struck with key unions.
All eyes on South Deep as Gold Fields sets stall
South Deep needed to put in a big shift in Gold Fields' 2013 financial year as the newly formed firm set out to make good on its new high margin credentials.
DRDGold to sell ERPM, Zim assets
DRDGold is finally set to part with all links to underground gold mining saying it would sell the century-old ERPM gold mine.
Sibanye listing is a litmus test for SA appetite
The listing of Sibanye Gold on February 11 will provide a glimpse of how foreign investors view South African risk.
AngloGold sees 11% Tropicana capex hike
AngloGold Ashanti said capital expenditure at its western Australia prospect, Tropicana would be 11% higher than the mid-point of its estimates in 2010.
Harmony ‘step closer’ to reopening mine
Graham Briggs, CEO of Harmony Gold, said a meeting had taken the company "a step closer" to reopening its Kusasalethu gold mine on Johannesburg's west Rand.
Labour stakes raised as Amcu clears throat
Events at Harmony and Amplats have raised the temperature in labour relations at a time industry was seeking calm. And now here comes Amcu ....
Randgold says mines unaffected by airstrikes
The intervention of French military forces in Mali would not affect the mines of Randgold Resources which were located some 700km from the conflict zones.
Liefferink prepares charges against AngloGold
Mariette Liefferink, head of the Federation for Sustainable Environment, says AngloGold Ashanti is guilty of allowing tailings dams to leak at its Stilfontein mine.
Barrick calls off talks to sell African unit
Canadians Barrick Gold Corporation said it was not progressing talks to sell its 73.9% stake in African Barrick to China National Gold.