Gold Fields in lashing over mine deaths
Deputy Minister of Mineral Resources, Godfrey Oliphant, has singled out Gold
Fields as the biggest contributor to mine deaths in the year so far.
Modder East strike hits Gold One output
Gold One International’s second-quarter production has come in lower than
guidance, mainly due to labour-related disruptions at its flagship Modder East
mine.
Aurora boss baffles with surety notice
Aurora Empowerment Systems director Zondwa Mandela wants the company’s
liquidators to come up with a R1m surety for its court application against him.
Central Rand Gold looks to a second coming
Central Rand Gold may well become a modern-day Lazarus after being left for
dead by the markets barely nine months ago.
Gold Fields on track to achieve guidance
Gold Fields is on track to achieve its ouput guidance for 2012, after producing 862,000 oz of gold during the second quarter.
DRDGold in R111m bond issue
The JSE has granted DRDGold a listing for a domestic medium-term note
programme, paving the way for the gold miner to raise R111m.
Gold One to wait longer for Ezulwini
Gold One International’s acquisition of First Uranium's Ezulwini will take a month longer than initially planned and is now due to be finalised by July 31.
DRDGold to become defensive with cash
Having shelled out R58m buying its own shares in two separate tranches,
DRDGold will enter a period of conservatism while it oversees the completion of
its Ergo consolidation project.
Bristow in final stretch of bike journey
Randgold Resources CEO Mark Bristow and his 3boyzonbikes team have crossed
into Senegal on the latest lap of a charity motorcycle ride of more than
13,000km.
Gold One upholds East Modder dismissals
Gold One International said there were not enough mitigating factors to
consider reversing dismissals of workers who had gone on strike illegally at its
East Modder mine earlier this month.