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SA not geared for resources run, says Sanlam

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Mining will add more than an additional R50bn to SA’s GDP by 2015 if infrastructure bottlenecks are cleared and market share is maintained, says an investment house.

Exxaro sees significant HEPS increase

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Diversified miner Exxaro says it expects to report a rise in first-half headline earnings per share, boosted by a good performance at its coal business.

Rio’s Albanese ‘realistic’ about Africa

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CEO of the $127bn mining group says it serves to be realistic about where it can invest and that resource nationalism will be a challenge for 'years to come'.

Gold miners jump on risk aversion

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JSE-listed gold mining stocks have surged in early trade as investors take shelter from the deteriorating global economic outlook and Europe's worsening debt crisis.

Shabangu speaks out on Hawks raid

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Mines Minister Susan Shabangu has described a raid by the Hawks on her ministry's offices as sinister, and says a new mines DG will be appointed within two weeks.

Shabangu: ‘No quick fix’ on nationalisation

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Uncertainty regarding mining sector nationalisation would be inevitable as government sought to tackle matter through its internal processes, says the mines minister.

Xstrata decries ‘unilateral’ policy changes

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Governments seeking a greater share of mining profits should implement changes in regulations and taxes prospectively, and not retrospectively, says Xstrata CEO Mick Davis.

Xstrata shakes off flooding woes

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Xstrata has posted financials in line with forecasts, with a 30% jump in interim profit, pointing to a stronger second half as its copper unit helps the miner recover from a flood-hit start to 2011.

Minister acknowledges mines debate harm

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The government knows that the debate on nationalisation dents SA's image and will not do anything unconstitutional, says the Minister of Public Enterprises.

New effort to end wage impasse

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Striking coal and gold miners are meeting the Chamber of Mines in separate talks in a bid to end stoppages that have cost South Africa tens of millions of dollars in lost output.