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African Barrick Gold profit rises, trebles dividend

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African Barrick Gold posted a 30% increase in core profit for 2011, as a rising gold price pushed margins to record levels, offsetting the impact of soaring costs.

Brown: Zimbabwe land rental fee ‘a mistake’

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Impala Platinum CEO David Brown reckons the huge increase on land rentals proposed by the Zimbabwean government is a mistake because it will bankrupt the entire mining industry.

Village promises First Uranium dividend

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Village Main Reef says it will pay a special dividend to shareholders if its exposure to First Uranium gets crystallised into cash. Shareholders may also score from the likely sale of Cons Murch.

AngloGold boosts dividend on record cash flow

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AngloGold Ashanti pushes hard for an improved investment rating, surprising analysts with a major dividend improvement and promising better returns in the 2012 financial year.

Paulson cuts gold ETF, upbeat view stays

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Hedge fund manager John Paulson has cut his gold ETF bullion holdings by about $600m in the fourth quarter, a second straight reduction.

Exxaro clinches African Iron, extends offer

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Exxaro Resources may have to live with significant minority shareholder Equatorial Resources, which would appear not to have supported the African Iron offer as yet.

Assore wary of turbulent markets

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Iron, manganese and chrome ore miner Assore has reported an increase in interim earnings of 48.5% to R2.1bn, on the back of improved sales volumes and increased commissions.

Chile backs Codelco in Anglo fight

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The Chilean government is ready to support state mining company Codelco to the end in its bitter legal fight with Anglo American, says the Deputy Mines Minister.

CGNPC closes in on Namibia’s Husab

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ASX-listed Extract Resources, which owns the Husab uranium deposit in Namibia, has received a formal bidder’s statement from China’s CGNPC-URC for a A$8.65/share deal.

Merafe joins Eskom power down hit list

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Merafe in discussions to idle ferrochrome furnaces as fears Eskom would impose a fresh round of load-shedding on South Africa’s mining industry start to materialise.