“I am optimistic we will get the re-rating”: Anglo CEO
ANGLO American CEO Duncan Wanblad said he was untroubled by the performance of the share price since Anglo rejected BHP’s takeover proposal. The stock...
Namibia takes tougher stance on mining permits
LESS than half of mining projects approved in Namibia were in operation, a development that is prompting the country's government to take a tougher...
Afrimat says iron ore export volumes down 20%
RAILED iron ore export volumes had fallen about fifth in the first six months of Afrimat's 2025 financial year compared to the same period...
Glencore slapped with $150m compensation claim
GLENCORE has been found by the Attorney General of Switzerland (OAG) to be criminally liable for failing to prevent the bribery of an official...
SA mining legislation needs fine-tuning
IN July 2023, the Department of Mineral Resources (DMRE), trade unions, and industry stakeholders met to discuss South Africa’s principal mining legislation, the Mineral...
Rio Tinto boss says Anglo deal could “derail” company
JAKOB Stausholm said mergers and acquistions could knock his company Rio Tinto off course after spending the last decade repairing its balance sheet and...
Can SA mining halt 20 years of decline?
On 29 May, South Africans headed to the polls to cast their vote in the country’s seventh democratic national and provincial elections. In the...
What another term of Gwede Mantashe means for mining
The reappointment of Mantashe as Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy has elicited mixed reactions, however. Mantashe took the reins of the mining portfolio...
Risky business in West Africa? It’s relative
Endeavour Mining runs four mines located in three West African countries – Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso and Senegal – and that is an aspect which...
Teck as ground zero for M&A chatter is a sign of...
CANADA'S Teck Resources has become the focus of merger and acquisition chatter in global mining sector that's become obsessed with increasing copper production, according...