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Copper to be biggest contributor to South32’s earnings capping year of...

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SOUTH32, one of the lesser lights of the JSE's diversified mining sector that has BHP, Anglo American and Glencore in its numbers, looks set...

Barrick’s Bristow says Zambian fiscal reform “a very significant event” for...

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THE normalisation of Zambia’s fiscal regulations was "a very significant event" for the country in its attempt to attract new investment, said Mark Bristow,...

Paladin Energy shares leap again after uranium firm confirms Langer Heinrich...

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PALADIN Energy CEO, Ian Purdy, said the company was waiting "for the right uranium price" before pressing the button on production at its re-developed...

Sibanye-Stillwater signs share purchase agreement for €65m Sandouville deal

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SIBANYE-STILLWATER said today it had signed a share purchase agreement (SPA) to buy 100% of the Sandouville nickel processing facility in France, a €65m...

SA energy transition could be model for others, says climate funds...

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SOUTH Africa's energy transition from coal to renewables could be a template for other nations to do the same, according to the head of...

Anglo chairman Stuart Chambers hails Wanblad as first South African to...

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ANGLO American chairman Stuart Chambers endorsed South Africa's mining potential saying the appointment of Duncan Wanblad as CEO - the first South African in...

Anglo American confirms Duncan Wanblad to take helm of group from...

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ANGLO American today confirmed the appointment of Duncan Wanblad as its new CEO, effective from April 19, 2022 at the group's annual general meeting. This...

SA secures R130bn in finance commitment aimed at coal to renewable...

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SOUTH Africa has secured a commitment for R130bn in finance aimed at moving the country away from coal-fired electricity production, and boosting the electric...

Harmony Gold “deeply concerned” as fatalities into double figures following Doornkop...

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MINING fatalities moved into double figures at Harmony Gold this calendar year after the South African gold producer reported the death of a miner...

Most of world’s development banks against funding coal-fired power plants

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MOST of the world's development banks had committed to ending finance for coal-fired power plants, said Reuters citing research produced by Boston University's Global...