High Court finds SA mining not required to renew BEE
SOUTH Africa's High Court (Gauteng) found in favour of the country's mining sector today regarding the much-contested 'once-empowered, always empowered' dispute - a development that could influence...
Chrome mine in Karo Mining ‘master plan’ due by October
KARO Mining Holdings, the company that has undertaken to invest $4.2bn building Zimbabwe's largest platinum group metal (PGM) facilities by about 2023, aims to...
Mining Charter needs realistic targets and timelines: Chabana
LAST weekend’s talks on the Mining Charter, initiated by Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe, were quite robust.
That should be no surprise to anyone.
Our industry...
Chamber to argue against share-based BEE in Charter talks
THE Chamber of Mines wants to replace employee share option schemes (ESOPS) with profit share agreements whilst it will resist South African government pressure...
SA’s CoM looks forward to departure from Charter “template”
SOUTH Africa's Chamber of Mines said it looked forward to "creative thinking on transformation" following a recent meeting with the Department of Mineral Resources...
Mantashe “not married to Charter 3”, sets end-May deadline
SOUTH African mines minister, Gwede Mantashe, dismissed criticism he erred in using Mining Charter 3 as a basis for discussion in the first meeting...
Lift in commodity cycle raising spirits at Master Drilling
MASTER Drilling declared a 26 South African cents per share gross dividend for its 2017 financial year which, despite recording lower earnings year-on-year, reflected...
Mantashe to clarify Govt. approach to Mining Charter talks
ONE of the reasons why the Chamber of Mines decided to postpone its High Court hearing into Mining Charter 3 and enter into discussions...
Mantashe opens Mining Charter talks with characteristic obduracy
THE South African government was reluctant to reshape the Mining Charter following weekend talks between the country's mining sector and mines minister, Gwede Mantashe....
SA miners see wriggle room after Zimbabwe regime change
MARK Cutifani, CEO of Anglo American, described Chris Griffith, his counterpart at the 80%-owned listed subsidiary, Anglo American Platinum, as "keen as mustard" to...