Godongwana dismisses “scarecrow” tax critics
The ANC's Enoch Godongwana said critics of resource rents were scaremongers, and that South African mining should expect more taxes.
Nationalisation expunged from ANC lexicon
Nationalisation is off the table, said public enterprises minister Malusi Gigaba said, but strategic ownership was, on the balance of evidence, likely to be a reality.
Ramaphosa election voted good for business
The rand firmed against the dollar yesterday in a signal that investors viewed the appointment of Cyril Ramaphosa as deputy president of the ANC positively.
Ramaphosa review may quicken Shanduka listing
Shanduka was reviewing its portfolio ahead of a listing even before its founder and ANC deputy president, Cyril Ramaphosa, launched a review of his business interests.
Marikana “exposed culture of violence”: Zuma
The Marikana tragedy exposed a deep culture of violence in SA society as well as organisational challenges in the workplace, said president Jacob Zuma.
Tax talk to dominate Mangaung mines debate
There's no doubt a tax overhaul will dominate the debate when delegates at Mangaung turn their attention to the country's key economic sector.
Gemfields attracting interest from retailers
International jewellery retailers were looking to buy a piece of Gemfields following its proposed takeover of historic brand Faberge, CEO Ian Harebottle said.
Zim shuts Afripalm Resources after Northam failure
Lazarus Zim sacked employees at the plush Sandton offices of Afripalm Resources following a dire couple of years in which he lost millions in personal fortune.
SA strike tremors serve as ominous reminder
Atlatsa said the long-standing strike at its Bokono Mines had ended, but renewed strike ructions serves as reminder of the parlous state of mine labour relations.
Partitioned rights key in MPRDA amendment
Amendments to minerals legislation would allow miners to subdivide properties, a function where they have been making their own way until now.