Harmony eyes Hong Kong listing
Harmony Gold says it will consider a Hong Kong listing once its massive Wafi-Golpu project in Papua New Guinea is up and running in around five years time.
Two workers die at Harmony’s Kusasalethu
Two employees have died at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine near Carletonville, says the company.
Work resumes at Gold One’s Modder East
Gold One says worker attendance at the group's Modder East operations has returned to normal, following an unprotected strike.
Workers down tools at Gold One’s Modder East
Gold One International said it had issued an ultimatum to striking workers at its
Modder East mine and would consider dismissal as the walk out was unprotected.
Great Basin taps market for Burnstone funds
Great Basin Gold has shored up its balance sheet again, raising R378m that is
to protect the company against possible shocks at its Burnstone mine.
Great Basin’s Burnstone cash flow positive in 2012
Great Basin Gold said its Burnstone mine would produce up to 100,000 oz of gold in
2012 and keep cash costs to $1,000/oz - enough to make it cash flow positive from
the third quarter of the year.
Illegal miners killed in Grootvlei disaster
Up to 20 illegal miners may have been killed at gold-mining operations on the
East Rand, according to initial reports.
Mandela, Zuma to face criminal charges
Aurora’s Zondwa Mandela is to be served with papers that he defrauded the
JSE, says the Joint Provisional Liquidators of Pamodzi, who added Khulubuse
Zuma would also be in the firing line.
Gold Fields lifts gold reserves 5pc
Gold Fields said gold reserves increased 5% to 80.6 million ounces assuming a gold
price of $1,300/oz.
Pan African sticks to its SA knitting
Pan African Resources CEO Jan Nelson says South Africa is still the best country in
Africa in which to develop and run the kind of mining projects he’s looking for.