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Even gold’s biggest backer is hedging its bets

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GOLD'S first half of 2026 has been a study in contrasts. The metal set 12 record highs during the first six weeks of the year,...

Copper helps drive investors back to Zambia after default

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ZAMBIA'S mining, energy and agriculture sectors are drawing fresh investor interest as the country's fiscal consolidation takes hold following its emergence from sovereign default,...

AI minerals drive plans for Congo’s first stock exchange

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THE Democratic Republic of Congo is developing plans for its first stock exchange, with the Kinshasa bourse potentially operational as early as next year,...

BEE’s gaming problem, not racism, is driving a backlash

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AT the Nedbank Top Empowerment Conference in Sandton last month, trade, industry & competition minister Parks Tau addressed the criticism that broad-based BEE (BBBEE)...

Gold heads for worst quarterly performance in a decade

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GOLD fell below $4,000 per ounce on Tuesday, heading for its worst quarterly performance in over a decade, as expectations of higher US interest...

Vedanta pulls copper unit’s US listing

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VEDANTA Resources has postponed the New York stock market debut of its copper subsidiary CopperTech Metals, blaming volatile conditions in global mining equities, just...

South32 waiting for IDC to play hand in Mozal sale

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SOUTH32 is waiting for firm proposals from minority shareholders in Mozal Aluminium before progressing recently hatched plans to sell the 370,000 ton a year...

South32 to sell aluminium assets to Alcoa for $4.1bn

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SOUTH32 is to sell its aluminium assets, including South Africa's Hillside facilities but excluding the shuttered Mozal Aluminium in Mozambique, to Canada's Alcoa for...

Congo to claw back unused cobalt quotas

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COBALT producers in the Democratic Republic of Congo must forfeit export quotas left unused from the first half of this year, said Bloomberg News...

Guinea eyes regional gold refining hub

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GUINEA is positioning itself to become a gold refining centre for West Africa, according to mines minister Bouna Sylla, as the region's producers increasingly...