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Trucking, carrying costs hurt as Asanko Gold, Gold Fields make start...

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ASANKO Gold said it was on course for production of 225,000 to 245,000 ounces in the 2019 financial year as guided following a first...

GEM Diamonds sells pink diamond for record per carat as Letšeng...

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GEM Diamonds posted attributable net cash of $7.9m at the close of its first quarter in which it sold a 13.33 carat pink diamond...

Shares of world’s largest miners struggling to cast off ESG, price...

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THE share prices of the world's largest mining companies, such as Rio Tinto and BHP, failed to reflect their potential ability to produce minerals...

Kinross to conclude low cost option study for Tasiast phase two...

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KINROSS Gold Corp. said an alternative, lower cost approach to the second phase development of its Tasiast project in West Africa's Mauritania would be...

Rain, protests hit Wescoal, but firm targets Moabsvelden as part of...

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ABOVE average summer rainfall in Mpumalanga province and contractor and employee related interruptions would result in lower-than-forecast production from end-January, said Wescoal Holdings, the...

Shares in iron ore miners rise as Brazil reverses lower court...

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A BRAZILIAN court had ordered Vale, the state-owned iron ore and coal producer, to halt operations at its Brucutu iron ore mining complex, reversing...

Fossil fuels a major culprit in report warning of catastrophic environmental...

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FOSSIL fuels were named among the chief culprits responsible for an environmental crisis in which up to a million animal and plant species are imminently...

DRDGold’s FWGR project begins to make its mark as production numbers...

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SHARES in DRDGold nipped up 6% in early Johannesburg trade after the company published March quarter production numbers which demonstrated the first benefits of...

Anglo right to make plans for defence following Anil Agarwal’s May...

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CHOOSING an annual general meeting (AGM) to voice dissatisfaction with the make-up of the board is one way to do things. Another might be...

Era of Transnet’s contrarian high capex spend at an end as...

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UNTIL now the extent of corruption at the South African government-owned transport and logistics company, Transnet, has largely been background noise to the extraordinary...