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Resolute to ease balance sheet woes after equity raise underwritten for...

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RESOLUTE Mining raised A$96m from institutional investors ($65m) which is will use to help lower debt and finance its operations in West Africa. The equity...

Shares in Giyani sink to one-year low after announcing $281m manganese...

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GIYANI Metals, a Toronto-listed firm developing the K. Hill manganese project in Botswana, estimated an initial capital cost of $281m for its venture which...

Influx of freight-carrying trucks swamp Richards Bay port following coal derailment

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SOUTH Africa's Transnet said it had taken steps to ease an influx of trucks carrying goods for export via Richards Bay port following the derailment...

Transnet-type supply disruption the “new normal” for miners, says Anglo CEO

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SUPPLY disruption as seen in the underperformance of mineral deliveries from South Africa was "the new normal", the Financial Mail quoted Anglo American CEO...

Dip in De Beers’ ninth cycle sales no surprise given US...

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ROUGH diamond sales declined $58m for the ninth cycle, according to provisional numbers announced today by De Beers, the Anglo American controlled mining and marketing...

Anglo takes boosts renewable power supply to 60% after locking in...

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ANGLO American said it had sourced 100% of its renewable power requirements for its Australian assets from about 2025 following an agreement with supplier...

Centamin to boost Sukari underground mining rate in pursuit of 500,000...

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CENTAMIN said it would press ahead with a $25m to $35m project aimed at increasing the underground mining rate of its Sukari mine in...

Transnet clears 97 coal wagons from “accident” site at Ulundi –...

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TRANSNET said it had cleared wagons from a derailed coal train on its North Corridor route that links coal mines in South Africa's Mpumalanga...

Odds stacked against SA’s junior miners yet some intrepid explorers break...

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SOUTH Africa's junior mining sector is being held back by multiple obstacles including well documented problems with Government policy and implementation. But the country's emerging...

SA Govt’s obsession with coal-fired power set to prolong power crisis

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THE South African government's persistence with coal generated power had set the country back years as it sought to navigate a way out of...