Glencore’s Glasenberg to consider future after fourth generation management installed in...
GLENCORE would install its next generation of managers in the early part of 2020 whereafter Ivan Glasenberg, CEO of the Swiss-based mining and trading...
Mining law draft regulations will make it harder for SA mining...
DRAFT regulations attending to the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) came in for criticism after attorneys told BusinessLive the mining sector would...
Glencore expected to set out investment case amid ESG, African Copper...
GLENCORE will use an investor update planned for tomorrow (December 3) to tackle factors that investors think are behind the relative under-performance of the...
Mining Charter regulations unfairly target sector for work Government should do...
DRAFT regulations pinned to the Mining Charter added another layer of complexity to South Africa's regulatory environment and have asked the sector to do...
Chrome price weakness to drive consolidation of SA sector, says Tharisa...
SOUTH Africa's chrome industry was due for consolidation owing to a decline in the price for the steel-making ingredient, said BusinessLive citing comments made...
Ghana expected to complete $750m mining royalty fund IPO in January
GHANA was likely to list a mining royalties fund in January as part of fund-raising which will also include raising a Eurobond, said Bloomberg...
Tough year for Tharisa, but Pouroulis says firm ready for lift-off...
THARISA stuck to its guns on dividend payments but it could do little to disguise a relatively bad year at the office after reporting...
Anglo’s Cutifani says UK group happy to open up broad skills...
ANGLO American is open to approaches by government on any assistance it might be able to give SA’s power utility Eskom, CEO Mark Cutifani...
Botswana opposition party challenges election results, may result in re-run
BOTSWANA may face a re-run of its recent national election, at least in certain districts, after the country's main opposition party and the breakaway...
Kore among developers waking up to Africa’s potential as supplier of...
AFRICA barely features in world potash consumption numbers - comprising only 1.2% of 2017’s 65.8 million tons in demand. As for supply, it’s non-existent.
That’s...