SA mining policy improved, but insufficiently reformed to attract Anglo expansion...
THE regulatory and policy environment of South African mining was significantly improved, but it was not yet sufficiently reformed to attract expansion capital, said...
Vedanta defends $200m Anglo share transfer saying it was a good...
VEDANTA today defended a transaction in which its subsidiary Cairn India Holdings bought shares in Anglo American owned by the firm's executive chairman, Anil Agarwal,...
Mantashe says way clear for investors as SA mining regulations derisked
GWEDE Mantashe, South Africa's mines minister, declared South Africa had ironed out its long-standing regulatory uncertainties, but he warned new investors that the days...
Ramaphosa, Mantashe need to hit right notes to rekindle interest in...
THE appearance of President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Mining Indaba conference sends a strong message that South Africa intends to reform its position in the...
Vedanta shares under pressure after subsidiary buys Agarwal’s Anglo shares
SHARES in Vedanta fell a fifth following a transaction in which a subsidiary of the Indian miner bought executive chairman Anil Agarwal's 19% stake...
Minerals Council joins calls for Eskom restructure amid looming catastrophe of...
THE Minerals Council is expected to tell the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) on Friday that Eskom's proposed 15% electricity tariff hike...
Business Unity’s Pityana warns rise of populism will reverse democratic process...
THE rise of populism in South Africa which was a consequence of citizens having run out of patience with politicians and business could reverse...
Kore Potash puts R28.7bn capital cost on Kola project following feasibility...
KORE Potash has unveiled the terms of a definitive feasibility study of its Kola project situated in the Republic of Congo (RoC) in which...
SA could be left behind as Namibia, Angola & Zimbabwe modernise...
NAMIBIA, Angola and Zimbabwe have changed their mining legislation recently in an effort to attract and incentivise new investments in the sector.
These changes are...
Brumadinho dam disaster may harm risk appetite for mining industry globally
THE Brumadinho dam disaster, Brazil's second in four years, would harm risk appetite in the world's mining sector and further tarnish its image, said Reuters.
Brazilian...