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Vedanta defends $200m Anglo share transfer saying it was a good...

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VEDANTA today defended a transaction in which its subsidiary Cairn India Holdings bought shares in Anglo American owned by the firm's executive chairman, Anil Agarwal,...

Barrick confident it can nail down $300m deal as Acacia crisis...

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DISCUSSIONS between Barrick and the Tanzanian government over resolving the situation at Acacia Mining were proceeding along the lines agreed between Barrick executive chairman,...

Mantashe says way clear for investors as SA mining regulations derisked

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GWEDE Mantashe, South Africa's mines minister, declared South Africa had ironed out its long-standing regulatory uncertainties, but he warned new investors that the days...

AngloGold Ashanti to post healthy leap in earnings as SA costs...

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ANGLOGOLD Ashanti forecast an increase in basic earnings for its 2018 financial year owing to lower costs related to its South African assets, and...

Ramaphosa, Mantashe need to hit right notes to rekindle interest in...

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THE appearance of President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Mining Indaba conference sends a strong message that South Africa intends to reform its position in the...

Asanko, Gold Fields to make investment decision on Esaase in Q2

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ASANKO Gold and Gold Fields would make "an investment decision" on Ghana's Esaase project in which the companies are joint venture partners in the...

DRDGold says FWGR project off to “a flying start”, but power...

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DRDGOLD declared it was off to "a flying start" at its Far West Gold Recoveries (FWGR), the project it bought by selling shares to...

Vedanta shares under pressure after subsidiary buys Agarwal’s Anglo shares

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SHARES in Vedanta fell a fifth following a transaction in which a subsidiary of the Indian miner bought executive chairman Anil Agarwal's 19% stake...

Mantashe renews vigorous defence of SA’s beleaguered coal industry

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SOUTH African mines minister, Gwede Mantashe, renewed his defence of the country's coal sector which he urged to respond to the pressures it faced,...

Project Halo insists R3.05bn bid for Optimum Coal Mines is the...

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PROJECT Halo, the company that submitted a R3.05bn offer to take Optimum Coal Mines out of business rescue, remained the preferred bidder for the...