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Shanduka finalises Glencore coal deal

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Shanduka Group has finalised the increase of its shareholding in Shanduka Coal to 50.01% from 30% previouly, the company says.

De Beers defers June rough diamond sales 50pc

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The question is whether an uninspired market will be able to mop up the deferred sales later in the year which is shaping up to show a 7% decline in diamond sales for De Beers.

Glenstrata deal on the brink as Qataris says “no’

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The $65bn merger between Glencore and Xstrata is on the verge of collapse after Xstrata’s second-largest shareholder said it will oppose the terms of the deal, reports Financial Times.

DRDGold to become defensive with cash

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Having shelled out R58m buying its own shares in two separate tranches, DRDGold will enter a period of conservatism while it oversees the completion of its Ergo consolidation project.

Flagship R10.7bn manganese project in disarray

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ArcelorMittal may escalate legal action as it suspects corporate governance failures at Kalagadi Manganese, the flagship venture of South Africa’s beneficiation strategy.

Bristow in final stretch of bike journey

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Randgold Resources CEO Mark Bristow and his 3boyzonbikes team have crossed into Senegal on the latest lap of a charity motorcycle ride of more than 13,000km.

Tronox adds vim to under-valued Exxaro Resources

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Coal prices may have flagged lately, but there are high expectations for the effect the mineral sands industry can have on Exxaro Resources’ share price.

Anglo American, Codelco extend talks deadline

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Anglo American and Chile’s state-owned copper producer, Codelco, have extended talks to reach a settlement over the disputed stake in Anglo American Sur.

Smokey Hills on the brink

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ASX-listed Platinum Australia’s Smokey Hills mine is facing an uncertain future following the group’s decision to do "an urgent review' of the operation.

Dirt diggers can leave for Australia: Jourdan

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Paul Jourdan, a co-author of the State Intervention in Mining report, says minerals should be left unmined if industrialisation is not the direct consequence of digging for them.