Hope yet for SA’s junior miners as “thinly spread” Mantashe intent...
SOUTH Africa needs to get "the red tape out of the way" to encourage the development of junior miners in the country and the...
Ramaphosa asks SA to accept load-shedding whilst Govt. “fundamentally changes trajectory...
SOUTH African president, Cyril Ramaphosa, told the country’s business sector it would have to abide by continual load-shedding whilst the government set about "fundamentally...
South32 posts 80% slide in interim underlying profit as its metals...
SOUTH32 reported an 80% drop in half-year underlying profit, hurt by lower prices across its key commodities, said Reuters.
The diversified miner reported an underlying...
Minerals Council issues plea to Ramaphosa ahead of most critical SONA...
SOUTH African president, Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation (SONA) address on February 13 was the most critical since the start of the country's...
Eskom woes mean miners spend more time covering its deficits than...
INCREASING demands on South African mining companies to install renewable power, partly in response to deficits in the country's electricity utility, Eskom, is making...
SA to get R10bn tax-take lift from mining in 2019 despite...
ROCKETING platinum group metal (PGM) prices, especially palladium, is good news for the South African government as well as for shareholders of the companies...
Hasty and legally questionable, but MPRDA amendments need to be worked...
RECENTLY published draft amendments to the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) regulations and the newly proposed guidelines on resettlement of mining-affected communities...
Rio Tinto, Anglo concede ‘scope 3’ emission targets a complex challenge...
GLOBAL mining companies have done a lot of work in the last few years to measure and plan reductions in their scope 1 and...
First funds from R5bn silicosis class action settlement to flow in...
THE first payments to miners who contracted the fatal lung diseases silicosis and tuberculosis from a R5bn class action settlement by gold producers are...
Zimbabwe’s Chitando says country’s mining sector has “entered new heights”
ZIMBABWE mines and mining development minister, Winston Chitando, looked on the bright of life at the Mining Indaba conference telling delegates on February 5 the...