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Tinkering with reform puts SA mining in limbo again

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This article was first published in The Mining Yearbook 2025   New draft legislation is being considered while SA faces international uncertainty and domestic upheavals as...

Despite Trump’s antipathy, mining companies will not abandon ESG

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This article was first published in The Mining Yearbook 2025   In the US, the second administration of President Donald Trump has been dismantling diversity, equity...

From DRD to Gold Road: the quiet rise of Ian Murray

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This article was first published in The Mining Yearbook 2025   Some people are destined to be accountants; others feel they should have a seat on...

Pressure on Eskom as South32’s Mozal edges towards closure

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PRESSURE on Eskom, South Africa’s main electricity supplier, to come up with more affordable power tariffs for more of its industrial customers has intensified...

Canada clears Anglo’s $50bn takeover of Teck

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CANADA has granted regulatory approval for Anglo American’s acquisition of Teck Resources, paving the way for a $50bn metals company focused on copper operations...

The copper core

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ON December 3 diversified miner Glencore rolled out plans for new copper projects totalling $14bn in expenditure. That increases to $24bn should it develop...

Cobalt miners keep quotas amid Congo export delays

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DEMOCRATIC Republic of Congo has guaranteed cobalt producers will retain their full 2025 export allocations despite ongoing delays in implementing new shipment procedures that...

Ghana bans all mining in forest reserves

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GHANA has prohibited all mining operations within forest reserves, marking a significant reversal of environmental policy in Africa's leading gold-producing nation. Reuters cited the country's...

The day AngloGold was worth more than Anglo American

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FOR a brief but delicious moment, AngloGold Ashanti was worth more than Anglo American, its former parent company. On November 27, AngloGold hit a...

FTSE listing to give Pan African investor lift

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PAN African Resources, once considered an also-ran in South Africa’s gold sector, has been admitted to the FTSE 250 index following its recent shift...