What to expect from gold in 2014
Analysts think gold will provide a few false dawns and that gold producers mining at far beyond $1,100/oz may run into a spot of trouble.
Gold firms off hook as court denies AMCU
The Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union will not be able to call a strike over wages at the gold mines of AngloGold, Harmony or Sibanye Gold.
Gold Fields refutes claim over St. Ives
Gold Fields has been dragged into proceedings in Western Australia in which the Ngadju people are claiming access to tenements held by its St. Ives subsidiary.
SA gold sector strike halted … for now
A strike by the AMCU due for January 23 was suspended but not yet interdicted as the Labour Court pondered a decision expected on January 30.
Gold industry strike tensions raised a notch
The Chamber of Mines said a strike by AMCU would be illegal and spelled out why the union had to accept the 8% wage lift agreed in September.
Gold Fields top lawyer quits in BEE broil
Gold Fields has recorded the first casuality of its troubled R2.1bn empowerment deal at South Deep with the resignation of Michael Fleischer.
Royalties may shut 75% of Zimbabwe gold sector
Royalties could make three-quarters of Zimbabwe's gold sector unviable, said the country's Chamber of Mines which called for sweeping policy changes this year.
SA gold firms may re-rate as Rand assists
Gold shares were currently receiving a basket price in line with the gold boom in 2011 which could lead to some surprise fourth quarter figures.
Wits Gold delivered on a plate to Sibanye
At the end of the day, Wits Gold just ran out of cash and avenues to raise more effectively presenting itself on a plate to Sibanye Gold.
Fleming to reinvest funds in Sibanye Gold
Adam Fleming, chairman of Wits Gold, said Sibanye Gold's Neal Froneman had the "energy and power" to bring about the "ultimate consolidation" of the SA gold industry.