Zimbabwe ‘accepts’ Zimplats proposals
Zimbabwe has accepted the proposals of Impala Platinum subsidiary Zimplats to
comply with the country's indigenisation legislation, according to the company.
Zimbabwe’s Saviour an enigma
Saviour Kasukuwere, the Zimbabwean government minister who has become
the bane of foreign-owned businesses, is different things for different people.
CoAL awaits Exxaro’s buy-in in Makhado
Coal of Africa hopes to secure Exxaro Resources’ buy-in in the development of
the Makhado project - over which the diversified miner holds a 30% option -
within months.
CoAL awaits Exxaro’s buy-in in Makhado
Coal of Africa hopes to secure Exxaro Resources’ buy-in in the development of
the Makhado project - over which the diversified miner holds a 30% option -
within months.
Work resumes at Gold One’s Modder East
Gold One says worker attendance at the group's Modder East operations has returned to normal, following an unprotected strike.
Sasol calls for calm heads in carbon tax debate
David Constable, CEO of Sasol, said a carbon tax could hurt competitiveness in
South Africa, and urged the country to stand back to consider "unintended
consequences".
Petmin profit flat, doubles Somkhele capacity
Petmin has posted an interim net profit of R47m to end-December 2011, following a period of significant capital investment in its flagship Somkhele mine.
Botswana launches state diamond trader
Botswana has formed a new state-owned diamond trading company that will purchase, market and sell a portion of Debswana production, according to a report.
Workers down tools at Gold One’s Modder East
Gold One International said it had issued an ultimatum to striking workers at its
Modder East mine and would consider dismissal as the walk out was unprotected.
Miners boosted as Eskom tariff increases slashed
The South African mining industry has granted a massive boost as Eskom has its
annual tariff increase for the 2012/13 year reduced to 16% from 25.9%.