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Platinum price propels Valterra to half year earnings beat

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VALTERRA Platinum is to report vastly improved earnings for the first half of 2026 owing to a two-thirds year-on-year increase in the rand basket...

DRDGold waiting on permits before completing R10bn expansion

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DRDGOLD said this week it had not yet received permitting for its proposed R10bn expansion to 200,000 ounces even though half the capital had...

BHP warns copper output to fall on lower grades

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BHP Group reported record annual iron ore production but warned that copper output will decline in the coming year as ore grades weaken at...

Ghana’s cabinet backs mining law overhaul

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GHANA'S cabinet has approved amendments to the country's mining law for submission to parliament, Mines Minister Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah said in a Reuters report....

Mideast tensions push up Rio Tinto’s costs

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RIO Tinto said higher fuel costs stemming from the US-Israeli conflict with Iran have raised its current costs and will continue to weigh on...

Ghana’s artisanal gold output set to hit new high

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GHANA'S Gold Board purchased up to 54 tons (1.9 million ounces) of gold from artisanal and small-scale miners in the first half of 2026...

Insurgency threatens major China-backed Pakistan mine

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PAKISTAN'S largest active copper and gold mine, the China-operated Saindak project in Balochistan, may be forced to halt operations within a month due to...

Ghana president’s brother embroiled in $250m gold row

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A COMPANY owned by the billionaire brother of Ghana's president is accused of waging a campaign of "industrial espionage" to seize a major gold...

Congo mining reform risks investor confidence, body warns

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DEMOCRATIC Republic of Congo's leading mining industry body has warned that proposed reforms to tighten state control over the sector could undermine investor confidence,...

Why De Beers opted to shut Venetia diamond mine

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DE Beers is preparing to shutter South Africa’s largest diamond mine for two years, threatening thousands of jobs and removing roughly two-fifths of the...