Anglo American’s Cutifani not thinking of retirement as plots coup de...
IT would be a trifle indelicate to draft Anglo American CEO, Mark Cutifani’s corporate epitaph right this minute; after all, he’s busy.
A 10-year technical...
Sibambene’s Ngwenya targets re-write of SA coal’s ownership rules
NOMFUNDO Ngwenya won’t confirm whether Sibambene Coal, the consortium of which she is chairwoman, is in the mix for the South African thermal coal...
Solid from Pan African, but running battles with criminal element at...
PAN African Resources reiterated its 185,000 ounce production target for the 2020 financial year, and said it would accelerate studies into new projects, but...
BHP bullish on iron ore future for the next 50 to...
BHP said the medium- to long-term fundamentals for iron ore were good and could support the construction of 11 more mines in Australia's Pilbara region...
Ray of hope for Eskom as PIC proposes debt-to-equity swap
DEBT-stricken Eskom has received a ray of hope in the form of a debt-to-equity swap proposal.
Daniel Matjila, former CEO of the PIC, evoked...
Mantashe has a mountain to climb as SA mining exploration is...
South African mines and energy minister, Gwede Mantashe, said the country hopes to capture 5% of the $10bn global exploration spend, and has promised...
Kenmare detects strengthening in ilmenite market for remainder of 2019
MINERAL sands producer, Kenmare Resources, said pricing for its products such as ilmenite, had strengthened in the second quarter and were likely to continue...
Caledonia lifts second quarter output in effort to keep full-year numbers...
ZIMBABWEAN gold mining firm, Caledonia Mining Corp., reported gold production for the six months of its 2019 financial year of 24,660 ounces following second...
Asanko heads for upper end of 2019 guidance after record Q2...
ASANKO Gold produced record gold production in the second quarter of some 66,337 ounces from its Ghana operation Asanko Gold Mines (AGM) in which...
SA’s Mantashe targets R8bn in exploration spend, pledges improved licensing system
THE South African government would invest R20m in developing and improving the minerals licensing system whilst "significant strides" had been made in addressing the...