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Anglo CEO upbeat about demand, Brazil projects

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Anglo American expects demand for metals to remain strong, even as a European debt crisis and a sluggish US economy feed concerns that world growth will slow.

Jubilee losses widen due to smelter spend

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Jubilee Platinum has reported a widening of its full year loss as it continues to spend on its smelter operations.

China snaps up another African copper player

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China's Minmetals Resources has agreed to buy Africa-focused copper miner Anvil Mining for $1.28bn as the state-controlled company expands its global reach.

Kasukuwere ‘pleased’ by miners’ compliance

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Mining firms in Zimbabwe have mostly met a September deadline by which they were required to submit plans to transfer a 51% stake in their operations to locals, empowerment minister Saviour Kasukuwere said on Thursday.

Anglogold to invest $250m a year in Brazil

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Anglogold Ashanti will invest $250m each year through 2016 to raise its Brazilian output of the precious metal by two thirds, its chief executive said on Wednesday.

New management shapes Wesizwe’s future

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Wesizwe is now a jump ahead of its rivals with a fully-funded platinum mine under development but you would never know that judging by its underperforming share price.

SA ‘scratching head’ on stabilising rand

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The government is scratching its head about how to stabilise the volatile rand, says Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.

DMR ‘getting tough’ on non-compliance

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The recent spate of punitive actions against miners serve as warnings that the Department of Mineral Resources is getting serious about compliance, says a spokesperson.

Zimbabwe policy scares investors: PM

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Zimbabwe is hurting investor confidence and stalling recovery by promoting a law to force the transfer of foreign-owned firms to local ownership says , Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.

Australia says profits tax ‘dusted and settled’

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Australia's government says plans for a controversial profits-based tax on coal and iron ore miners are "dusted and settled", despite independent lawmakers pushing for the inclusion of gold.