Shanta treads water on dividend as growth pressures compete for capital
TANZANIAN gold junior, Shanta Gold, kept production largely unchanged in 2019 over last year but said it would keep an open mind on a...
Golden Star hoping for Prestea turnaround after cutting staff numbers in...
GOLDEN Star anticipated an improved performance from its Prestea mine in Ghana during 2018 after cutting the mine's workforce in the fourth quarter.
Production from...
Base Resources closes off net debt amid decent pricing, preps move...
BASE Resources, a company that operates Kenya's largest mine, the Kwale mineral sands deposit, ended 2018 debt free following solid to strong pricing for...
Asanko ends eventful year on high note with record gold production
ASANKO Gold ended an eventful, and sometimes difficult, year on a high note registering record gold production and starting development of its Esaase pit,...
SA government puts spanner in works with offer to nationalise Optimum...
THE South African government put a spanner in the works today after it said its African Exploration & Mining Finance Corporation (AEMFC) was participating...
South32 keeps thermal guidance unchanged as Klipspruit dragline returned to service
SOUTH32 forecast "... a strong recovery" in coal export volumes at its South African Energy Coal (SAEC) in the second half of the firm's...
Mantashe unveils community poll in effort to end the Xolobeni mining...
SOUTH Africa's Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) has called for a vote on whether the community wants mining activities at the long-disputed site of...
B2Gold targets $320m in cash flow as it reaches for 953,000...
B2GOLD, the Toronto-listed gold producer, set its sights on cash flow from operations of $390m in the 2019 financial year on the back of...
Mathunjwa is fighting for AMCU’s future as reality of a new...
THE strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold mines, which was on January 15 extended to its platinum group metal (PGM) mines in Rustenburg, feels like an...
Vedanta makes case for Zambia pollution case to be moved from...
VEDANTA began appeal proceedings in London's Supreme Court on Tuesday (January 15) arguing that a case brought by nearly 2,000 Zambians who alleged the...