CoAL runs low on available cash
Coal of Africa is "assessing the various financing alternatives available" as negative cash flows eat into its working capital.
Posco, Vale in Mozambique coal JV
Posco, the world's No.3 steelmaker, says it has agreed with Brazilian group Vale to jointly seek to develop a coal mine in Mozambique.
Flooding halts Rockwell production
Rockwell Diamonds says its alluvial mining operations in the Northern Cape have been affected by the recent heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding.
Govt defends Kumba affidavit claims
The DMR has justified a tabled affidavit, which reportedly states Kumba Iron Ore has to sell heavily discounted iron ore to Imperial Crown Trading.
AngloGold shamed at Davos
AngloGold Ashanti has scooped the unwanted "Public Eye Award" for environmental and social "irresponsibility" on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum.
Kumba ups ante in Sishen row
UPDATED: Kumba Iron Ore has rubbished the DMR’s assertion that its bid for the disputed right at Sishen was irregular, saying it will challenge the refusal of the application.
Uranium One appoints new CEO
Uranium One says it has appointed Chris Sattler as the company's new CEO to succeed Jean Nortier.
Lonmin’s furnace woes curb output
Lonmin says its endless Number One furnace problems may be over, but not before the company’s Achilles’ once again puts a damper on operations.
SA mines deliver for Aquarius
Aquarius Platinum has reported good production numbers for the December quarter, which bodes well as the rand platinum price has risen.
First Uranium needs cash yet again
Nine months after it raised $150m, First Uranium needs yet more cash to keep going after technical problems with the shaft at the Ezulwini mine hit gold production.