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Sandvik predicts migration to electric underground mining vehicles in 10 years

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CAPITAL equipment manufacturer, Sandvik, expected to make more electric underground mining units than diesel-powered in about 10 years, said Reuters citing the firm's mining...

Port switch to have “large negative impact on value of” Kropz...

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AFRICAN Rainbow Capital Investments (ARC), the JSE-listed investor led by mining magnate, Patrice Motsepe, said in an update that the strong rand and additional...

SA Govt’s surprise lift in self-generation threshold to catalyse R27bn in...

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SOUTH Africa's mining sector could add 1,600MW of mostly renewable, privately-funded power to the national grid following President Cyril Ramaphosa's surprise increase in the...

Kick in thermal coal prices unlikely to incentivise new projects

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STRONG prices for thermal coal were unlikely to encourage new mine builds, said Bloomberg News. "We expect most coal miners exporting into the seaborne market...

SA could decomission coal-fired power quicker than currently planned

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SOUTH Africa could decommission coal-fired power stations quicker than set down in the current government plan, and replace a portion of the deficit with...

Sibanye-Stillwater buy-back proves firm won’t “waste money” on M&A says Froneman

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SIBANYE-Stillwater opted to buy back R10bn worth of its shares last week in a demonstration that it wasn’t going to waste money on mergers...

DRC at the centre of world’s push to producer more copper...

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THE Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) would be a key participant in the decarbonisation of the global economy owing to its copper resources, said...

PTM says “line of sight” over $400m funding will secure SA’s...

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PLATINUM Group Metals (PTM) could begin construction on the $600m Waterberg palladium project this year as the company had "line of sight" over the...

SA accounts for half of deaths reported by ICMM members in...

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MEMBERS of the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) reported 44 deaths in 2020 compared to 287 in 2009 when the collapse of...

UAE company files $27bn in damages against Congo Govt. after loses...

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A UNITED Arab Emirates company is the latest to dispute the loss of an iron ore mining licence in the Republic of Congo, said...