BHP scouted Anglo’s Mark Cutifani as possible successor to CEO Andrew...
BHP is thought to have paid its rival Anglo American the ultimate compliment by asking its CEO, Mark Cutifani, if he would be interested...
Sibanye-Stillwater to cut 5,270 jobs at Marikana operations in effort to...
SIBANYE-Stillwater expected to cut 5,270 jobs at its Marikana operations as the business, formerly known as Lonmin, following a three-month review of the assets.
The...
Spotlight on climate change, safety practices reshaping the world’s mining, energy...
INVESTORS and business forces have aligned on climate change and operational safety in such a way that the global energy and mining sectors are...
PTM finalises $874m, 420koz palladium project feasibility for Implats to consider
IT would cost $874m to build the Waterberg Palladium Mine assuming production of 420,000 ounces of platinum group metals (PGMs) and gold, according to...
Eskom coal inflation can be contained by returning to long-term, volume-driven...
SAY what you like about potential carbon exposure, the fundamental reason South32 decided to sell its South African coal mines, held in its 92%-owned...
Zambia to import electricity from South Africa’s Eskom from October
ZAMBIA is to import 300MW of electricity from Eskom, the South African power utility, for six months in order to ease shortages, said Reuters.
Citing...
Petra’s Cullinan gives firm morale (and cash) lift with 20.08 carat...
PETRA Diamonds said it recovered a 20.08 carat blue gem quality diamond from its Cullinan diamond mine, east of Pretoria.
"Today's recovery not only demonstrates...
Mantashe’s promise not to turn anyone from DMRE’s door may bring...
SOUTH African mines minister, Gwede Mantashe, may be asked to keep a promise earlier this month not to turn down anyone at his department's...
First Quantum confirms plans to sell minority stake in Zambian copper,...
FIRST Quantum Minerals confirmed it was discussing a "potential sale of a minority interest" in its Zambian copper assets following speculation it was negotiating...
Tanzania’s Magufuli floats idea of freeing people charged with financial wrong-doing
JOHN Magufuli, Tanzania's president, said at the weekend that people imprisoned on charges of financial wrong-doing ought to be freed if they confessed and...