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Miners claim Zambia owes more than double the $215m acknowledged by...

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ZAMBIA acknowledged it owed mining companies $215m in tax refunds, but miners insist the outstanding amount is more than double, said Reuters. Finance Minister Bwalya...

Hwange Colliery limps through 2019 promising higher production rates, again

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TOTAL liabilities for Hwange Colliery Company (HCC) in Zimbabwe exceed assets by $19m, casting uncertainty on the ability of the coal miner – currently...

Implats vs. Sibanye: who did the better palladium deal, part II.

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IMPALA Platinum's (Implats') bid to buy North American Palladium (NAP) is the second time a South African platinum group metal (PGM) company has sought...

Sierra Leone cancellation of iron ore contract represents fresh rise of...

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THE controversial cancellation of an iron ore contract by the government of West Africa's Sierra Leone was a fresh manifestation of resource nationalism, said...

Tanzania lifts income from gold exports a quarter on higher volumes...

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TANZANIA reported an increase in earnings from gold exports notwithstanding a continuation of the export clamp-down on Acacia Mining amid a tax payments dispute. Gold...

Resolute warns of “material impact” to 2019 output as Syama circuit...

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RESOLUTE Mining has taken a roaster at its Syama gold mine in Mali offline owing to a crack in its main external shell, said...

Activist investor wants BHP to withdraw from lobby groups inconsistent with...

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PROMINENT investor activist, the Church of England Pensions' Board, has asked shareholder advisors to support a resolution to be tabled at BHP's annual general...

Petra shares oversold, says bank on evidence UK diamond producer can...

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SHARES in Petra Diamonds were currently oversold as investors were assuming the company was heading for a restructuring owing to its inability to generate...

RMB owner FirstRand declines to endorse climate change resolution for November...

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NON-governmental organisations, RAITH Foundation and Just Share were critical of banking group FirstRand's refusal to endorse a proposed resolution for its annual general meeting...

Tharisa falls short of chrome output target, but Pouroulis looks beyond...

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THARISA failed to compensate for a poor start to its 2019 financial year producing below guided chrome production of 1.4 to 1.5 million tons...