Community protests in SA’s restive Mpumalanga coal district far from finished
PROTESTS in South Africa's Mpumalanga province were likely to remain a feature of the coal industry for the foreseeable future, said South32 COO, Mike...
SA mining production for September surprises economists on upside, led by...
SOUTH African mining production grew 1.5% in September compared to August led by iron ore production which was 8.2% higher, said Statistics SA data....
Caledonia Mining lifts cash despite Blanket capex, severe Zimbabwe headwinds
CALEDONIA Mining, the UK-listed Zimbabwe gold miner, said operating conditions continued to improve following a difficult first half to its September quarter in which...
Consortium edges out Fortesque Metals with $14bn bid for Guinea’s Simandou
AUSTRALIA'S Fortesque Metals Group confirmed it had been edged out of the Simandou iron ore project in Guinea after the west African country's government...
BHP plumps for continuity and ‘a safe pair of hands’ as...
THE Canadian head of BHP's Australian operations, Mike Henry (53), will lead the group after Andrew MacKenzie, CEO for seven years, steps down on...
Harmony’s Wafi-Golpu project in limbo, but rand gold price provides cash...
HARMONY Gold said it had doubled its cash margin in the September quarter - the first of its 2020 financial year - which more than...
Bushveld extends arm into vanadium redox flow battery manufacturing industry
BUSHVELD Minerals will lead a consortium in the buyout of Enerox - a €11m (£9.42m) deal that broadens its participation in the downstream vanadium...
AMCU postpones platinum wage pact signing as it was seeking further...
SOUTH Africa's platinum group metal (PGM) producers put the celebrations on hold today as the Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union (AMCU) said it...
Zimbabwe to more strictly impose ‘use it or lose it’ policy...
ZIMBABWE would more strictly enforce rules requiring mining companies to mine their reserves instead of holding them as undeveloped assets, said Reuters citing the...
Diamond market shows ‘price stability’ as De Beers reports lift in...
DE BEERS announced improved rough diamond sales for its ninth 'cycle', or 'sight' of the year, which came in at $390m.
Although lower than the...