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Horror show for JSE’s mining firms as COVID-19 panic leaves no...

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SOUTH African gold shares were heavily affected by the South African government's declaration of national disaster on Sunday following the proliferation of the COVID-19 virus in...

Alphamin exercises option to reduce 2020 capital repayments as COVID-19 hits...

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ALPHAMIN Resources Corporation (Alphamin) has exercised an option with lenders to defer capital repayments on its debt - a development that comes amid lower-than-planned...

NUM postpones march on ANC headquarters in Johannesburg amid COVID-19 outbreak

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SOUTH African president, Cyril Ramaphosa's plea that mass gatherings beyond 100 people be avoided as a response to the proliferation of the COVID-19 virus...

Golden Star aims to secure critical supplies as first COVID-19 cases...

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GOLDEN Star Resources said it had moved to secure supplies that will be crucial in keeping the firm's gold mining operations running smoothly amid...

Sasol shareholders may not welcome rights issue as firm seeks to...

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TAPPING shareholders for funds via a rights issue might be "a tough ask" for Sasol's shareholders, said Bloomberg News citing an analyst. Commenting on the...

MC Mining expects to fully fund R518m Makhado coal project by...

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MC Mining had "significantly advanced options" for raising the bulk of some $20m required for its $32m Makhado coking and thermal coal project, the...

Exxaro says there’s value yet in holding the rights to export...

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EXXARO Resources insisted there was significant future value in holding coal export entitlement through Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT), the 91 million tons a year...

David Attenborough calls for ban on sea-bed mining following study warning...

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SIR David Attenborough has urged governments to ban deep sea mining saying it could cause a significant loss of biodiversity and disrupt the ocean's...

SA mining production shows highest monthly increase in two years for...

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MINING production in South Africa during January recorded its largest monthly increase in two years rising 7.5% year-on-year, albeit from a downwardly revised 0.1%...

Sasol confirms rights issue discussions as another day of brutal trade...

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SASOL, the South African petrochemical group, acknowledged it was considering a rights issue in order to ease pressure on its balance sheet. Commenting today following...