Barrick CEO says West must demonstrate more resiliance in strife-torn Africa
THE West had to show more resiliance supporting nations in conflict if it was to secure the minerals demanded of the current commodities supercycle.
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Cable theft worse than loadshedding as Sibanye-Stillwater ebitda halved in first...
COPPER cable theft accounted for more platinum group metal (PGM) production losses than power curtailment in Sibanye-Stillwater's first quarter, it said today.
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DRDGold shares register high as gold surges through $2,000/oz for second...
DRDGOLD is riding the crest of a wave with the gold reclamation company registering a 12 month high in early Johannesburg trade.
It was last...
Orion step closer to unlocking A$31m in funds after repaying 2015...
ORION Minerals has repaid a long-standing A$1.9m loan to Ango American which is an important condition before the company can access A$31m in funding...
Bushveld Minerals shares gain a fifth after firm unveils refinance of...
SHARES in Bushveld Minerals gained a fifth by midday trade in London following an annoucement it had agreed to refinancing a $45m convertible loan...
Endeavour says Côte d’Ivoire prospect has potential to be 400,000 oz/yr...
ENDEAVOUR Mining raised the possibility its Tanda-Iguela prospect in Côte d’Ivoire could become a 400,000 ounce a year mine.
"We are just at the beginning...
Southern Palladium dealt body blow after Terence Goodlace “reluctantly” quits board
SOUTHERN Palladium, a Sydney- and Johannesburg-listed exploration firm, has been dealt a body blow after its chair Terence Goodlace "reluctantly" resigned from its board.
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Council dismay after Fraser Institute again consigns SA mining to lower...
SOUTH Africa's Minerals Council expressed dismay after the country's mining sector was for the second year running placed among the least 10 attractive mining...
Caledonia opens door to offshore funding after agrees gold export refining...
CALEDONIA Mining said it had begun export of gold from its Blanket mine direct to a refiner outside of Zimbabwe - a development that...
Moti company African Chrome Fields identified in Zimbabwe Govt. fraud allegations
THE Moti Group, which owns platinum assets in South Africa and a lithium deposit in Zimbabwe, has been implicated in allegations of fraud involving...