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Anglo rallies on takeover, SA policy talks

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Anglo American may be in the sights of a combined Xstrata/Glencore entity, analysts say, although some caution it is too early to predict such a move.

Anooraq, Amplats unveil rearranged deal

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Anglo American Platinum has made public the long-awaited restructuring of its investment in empowerment partner, Anooraq Resources, in a radical R5bn plan.

Glencore said to be near deal with Xstrata

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Glencore International is nearing an agreement to combine with Xstrata in a deal that may value the combined entity at $82.46bn, reports Bloomberg.

Implats fires 13,000 workers

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IMPALA Platinum , the world's second largest platinum producer, said on Thursday it had dismissed 13,000 employees, bringing to 17,200 those sacked since the start of a labour dispute almost two weeks ago.

ANC mines study rejects assets grab

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A study commissioned by the ANC has rejected calls for mine nationalisation and come out in favour of higher taxes and royalties, reports Business Day.

Shabangu: Constitution informs nationalisation debate

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Susan Shabangu, mines minister, confirmed a date with the ANC's National Executive Committee today which is said to inspect a report rejecting nationalization of the mines industry.

Glencore given March deadline for Xstrata bid

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UPDATED: Glencore International has until March 1 to make a move for global miner Xstrata in a deal that may create a merged major valued around £50bn.

Shabangu: Constitution guides mines debate

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Susan Shabangu, Mineral Resources Minister, confirmed a date with the ANC's National Executive Committee today which is said to discuss a report rejecting nationalisation of the mines industry.

Implats starts to dismiss ‘no shows’

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Workers who did not report for duty at Impala Platinum Holdings Rustenburg mine on Wednesday will be dismissed, says the company.

Diamond prices have stabilised, says Petra

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Rough diamond prices have now stabilised, according to Petra CEO Johan Dippenaar, but Numis Securities reckons the drop in the second half of 2011 was worse than expected.