What does Glencore bring to the JSE?
Miningmx republishes its September article on why Ivan Glasenberg is bringing GlencoreXstrata to Johannesburg, and what investors can expect from the debut.
Shabangu insists pact close on MPRDA
South Africa's mines minister, Susan Shabangu, says the industry and her government are close to each other in amendments to the MPRDA legislation.
Cutifani calls for agreement on charter audit
Mark Cutifani, outgoing Chamber of Mines president, has called upon miners to find 'mutual agreement' with the DMR on an audit into mining charter compliance.
Anglo turning corner in SA, says Cutifani
Mark Cutifani said he saw important advances in the group's business relationship with the South African government before the end of the year.
Hannam has Zim JV approved
A joint venture in Zimbabwe between Meikles and Centar, a company owned by former JP Morgan & Chase banker, Ian Hannam, has been approved.
Shares that hint at better days for miners
The world's mining sector is less a bear market as a market going nowhere at present. Yet certain the shares hint at a broader recovery.
DMR to lift game as auditor qualifies figures
The DMR acknowleged it could not cope with industry growth whilst also revealing its financial statements carried a qualified audit opinion on revenue collections.
SA miners will ‘cough up’, say lawyers
Black lung disease, silicosis, manganism .... Nailing South African miners for various pathologies is starting to look like pretty neat business for lawyers.
Frandsen insists Pallinghurst turned corner
Pallinghurst has clawed back value this year and while it doesn't yet signal a complete turnaround, it's evidence the firm has turned the corner, says CEO Arne Frandsen.
Anglo, Aquarius, Lonmin in SA ‘home-coming’
Local shareholdings in companies such as Anglo American and Aquarius Platinum are on the rise. Are investors in SA cashing in where foreigners fear to tread?