Mali coup following cabinet reshuffle puts next year’s transition to civilian...
MALI'S efforts to transfer to civilian rule have been thrown into doubt after disgruntled members of the junta that seized power in a coup...
Rio Tinto’s SA business RBM says general manager shot dead whilst...
RICHARDS Bay Minerals (RBM), a company controlled by Anglo-Australian group, Rio Tinto, said its GM Nico Swart had been shot dead this morning whilst...
Anglo would be “thrilled” to pay interim special dividend says CEO...
ANGLO American would be "thrilled" to pay shareholders an interim special dividend especially as the company was "in a strong position and getting stronger...
South32 extends share buy-back programme by $200m, targets 50% emissions cut...
SOUTH32 will extend its capital management program $200m - so far conducted through repurchases of its own shares - taking the total return since...
BEE investors, frustrated by lack of dividends, put Rio Tinto’s BEE...
RIO Tinto Group's South African operation is facing the loss of a large bloc of Black investors, a move that would leave it below...
Anglo, Glencore et al in need of GHG benchmark as stakeholders...
A QUESTION at a recent Glencore pre-AGM meeting about greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction targets made mention that the group’s short-term targets were being missed.
Glencore...
Investors hope for faster reform in SA now President Ramaphosa strengthens...
INVESTORS welcomed the suspension of one of the main party rivals of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, but his reform agenda had been too slowly...
Herd mentality just the ticket for Gemfields as it aims to...
ONE means by which the diamond industry has coped with restrictions on international travel is to channel sales of unpolished goods through online auctions,...
Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman says metals supercycle could be better than...
NEAL Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater, said the world may be in the grip of another minerals and metals supercycle but he warned there was...
World’s low carbon aspiration requires mining firms to spend $1.7 trillion...
THE world's mining companies needed to invest $1.7 trillion in the next 15 years to help supply metals such as copper, cobalt, and nickel...