Gold soars to record high
Investors are taking stock of global economic prospects and seeking refuge in safe haven assets.
Strike starting to bite Northam Pt
A strike by 8000 NUM-aligned workers at Northam Platinum was starting to hurt the platinum producer.
Absolute warns of one fifth losses
Absolute Holdings, due to be renamed Bauba Platinum, said full-year headline losses could be as much as one fifth higher.
Ergo a winner for DRDGold
The Ergo project is now delivering healthy profits for DRDGold with more to come as the fine-tuning is completed and it will also extend the lives of the Crown and City Deep treatment plants
Gold Fields to up South Deep output 25 percent
Gold Fields believes its South Deep mine, on the west Rand of the Witwatersrand, can produce one million oz/year.
SA govt approves Rios, CoAL swap
A farm swap between Rio Tinto, the UK miner, and Coal of Africa Ltd has been approved which CoAL boss John Wallington said would lead to larger project developments.
Absa caught up in ‘hijack’ tangle
Banking group Absa is the second blue-chip company to become caught up in the alleged hijacking of Kalahari Resources by Sandi Majali.
Majali absent as Kalahari case starts
Sandi Majali was allegedly 'out of the country' as a court convened to hear allegations and defence that he illegally removed Kalahari Resources directors.
Wesizwe partner mismanaged accounts
Millions of rands can't be accounted for by the Bakubung-Ba-Ratheo, Wesizwe Platinum's empowerment partner.
Majali controversy extends to Anglo
Allegations connecting Sandi Majali to certain company hijacking took a serious turn on Friday after it was discovered Anglo American representatives have been usurped from a firm Majali now controls.