Pan African to post up to 41% decline in interim share...
PAN African Resources said it expected to post a decline in interim share earnings of between 31% and 41% following a decline in gold...
Keeping the faith: Why the Church of England invests in mining...
HOLDING £3.5bn in funds under management for the benefit of about 41,000 members, the Church of England Pensions Board is not huge, in global...
Minerals Council says letter to Transnet’s Derby ‘mandated’ after Kalagadi quits...
THE Minerals Council defended a letter asking for the resignation of Transnet CEO Portia Derby in December, saying decisions of this order had the...
Why can’t SA take leaf out of Zambia’s reform book?
ZAMBIA is on the up. You can see it when you drive from the Kenneth Kaunda Airport, a stark and overpriced reminder of the...
SA Govt. will ask for partnerships before releasing data from geological...
THE South African government's Council for Geosciences (CGS) said it would like to have the first opportunity at developing mineral rights before making the...
Ivanhoe’s Friedland at hyperbolic best as he styles Congo answer to...
IVANHOE Mines executive co-chairman Robert Friedland has delivered his strongest backing yet for mining in Africa declaring the continent's mineral resources to be crucial...
Anglo takes beachhead in one of world’s largest nickel sulphide deposits
ANGLO American is to buy a 9.9% stake in Canada Nickel Company which the UK group described on Wednesday as one of the largest...
Sibanye-Stillwater studying start-up in nuclear reactors as signals return to dealmaking
SIBANYE-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman said the precious metals producer could return to its deal-doing ways this year.
Speaking on the sidelines of the Mining Indaba,...
Resolute’s Holohan says turnaround not complete for another six months
CONSOLIDATION and consistency are the goals for Resolute’s CEO Terry Holohan this year after taking over the helm of West Africa's serial under-achiever 10...
Thungela’s Australian expansion may open door to non-coal acquisitions
THERE might be more than meets the eye regarding Thungela Resources' R4.1bn tilt at Australian coal mine Ensham. A market source said the company...