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Rockwell sets about Tirisano restructuring

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Rockwell Diamonds may retrench a substantial number of employees at its Tirisano mine, where a diamond processing plant will also be placed on care and maintenance, says CEO James Campbell.

Buffelsfontein continues to dog Village Main

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Buffelsfontein continues to give mining junior Village Main Reef a hard time, and was the main contributor to the company missing output guidance for a third consecutive quarter.

Iron ore, mineral sands depress Exxaro shares

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Shares in Exxaro Resources fell under further pressure this week, registering a 9.4% decline since the beginning of July as the outlook for coal, iron ore and mineral sands prices looked dim.

Cherish thy foreign investor

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Apathy towards the priorities of "traditional' foreign investors will likely undermine efforts to increase the contribution of mining to the social transformation of SA, says a Sims critique.

Anglo copper ambitions handed double boost

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Anglo American's dealings with the world's top two copper nations producing - Peru and Chile - took a turn for the better.

Xstrata vote on Glencore bid set for Sept 7

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Xstrata has effectively given Glencore and its rival Qatar shareholder the summer break to hammer out an agreement on the takeover of the UK miner.

Botswana may pass on $1.26bn De Beers pre-empt

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The government of Botswana has the right to buy its pro-rata stake in De Beers from the Oppenheimer family, but it's thought it need not bother with the $500m expense.

Gold protocol to sideline informal miners

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The world’s major gold producers seek to draw an iron curtain between their mines and especially Africa’s enormous, varied informal gold industry.

Better H2 predicted for Anglo subsidiaries

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The weaker earnings guidance from Anglo American’s listed subsidiaries is a pointer to a likely trend in results from other listed mining companies, says a mining analyst.

Accounting, not emotion, guides valuations

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Governments are fooling themselves if they think there is more than simple, objective figures behind the negative responses of rating agencies, says auditing group Ernst & Young.