IFM pulls back on expansion plan
International Ferro Metals said depressed conditions in the ferrochrome market had forced it to consider reducing a three furnace project to two furnaces.
AngloGold hedge unwind reflects optimism
AngloGold Ashanti believes the decision to unwind the bulk of its gold hedgebook reflects the company's confidence in the likely direction of the gold price.
JSE delays Galaxy Gold listing
The proposed listing of Galaxy Gold has been put on ice after the JSE raised concerns about the firm's mining rights.
Harmony searching for trapped miners
Harmony Gold Mining Company said on Monday afternoon that rescue workers are searching for two employees following a seismic event.
Malema flies in mining giant’s chopper
Julius Malema flew in a chopper leased to him by Exxaro Resources ahead of the ANC's national general council where he intensified his calls for nationalisation of the country's mines.
Oilgate scandal haunts Majali
Sandi Majali’s alleged hijacking of Kalahari Resources, a firm with a valuable manganese project, has its roots in debt he occurred during the Invume "oilgate’ scandal.
“Leave Kalahari alone”, warns founder
Daphne Mashile-Nkosi has warned Sandi Majali and Stephen Khoza off Kalahari Resources, the company she chairs, which they claim has perpetrated tax fraud.
Pallinghurst to challenge Lonmin
Pallinghurst Resources said it would be "neck and neck" with Lonmin, the world's third largest platinum producer, in several years.
Gold Fields sees Q1 output at 906,000 oz
Gold Fields, the world's fourth-largest listed gold miner, says it expects attributable gold output for the September quarter to increase compared to the previous quarter.
African Barrick Gold eyes JSE listing
African Barrick Gold, the fifth largest gold producer in Africa, may list in SA as it prepares to expand its operations.