SA to get R10bn tax-take lift from mining in 2019 despite...
ROCKETING platinum group metal (PGM) prices, especially palladium, is good news for the South African government as well as for shareholders of the companies...
Unloved platinum group metals in ARM could form grounds for share...
THE share prices of companies producing platinum group metals (PGMs) have clearly been on the rise. Impala Platinum (Implats) is one of the best...
Hasty and legally questionable, but MPRDA amendments need to be worked...
RECENTLY published draft amendments to the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) regulations and the newly proposed guidelines on resettlement of mining-affected communities...
One fifth leap in gold price more than offsets heavy slide...
HARMONY Gold is set to report a 253 cents per share turnaround in fortune for the six months ended December despite producing much less...
Rio Tinto, Anglo concede ‘scope 3’ emission targets a complex challenge...
GLOBAL mining companies have done a lot of work in the last few years to measure and plan reductions in their scope 1 and...
Mantashe not a “coal fundamentalist”, says SA Govt in defence of...
MINERALS and energy minister, Gwede Mantashe, has been accused of being a "coal fundamentalist", but that label is incorrect, said Department of Mineral Resources...
First funds from R5bn silicosis class action settlement to flow in...
THE first payments to miners who contracted the fatal lung diseases silicosis and tuberculosis from a R5bn class action settlement by gold producers are...
Endeavour not on Tinder after Centamin merger failure, preferring to “raise...
ENDEAVOUR Mining would focus on reducing debt rather than chasing additional merger and acquisition opportunities after acknowledging that its bid for Centamin had gone...
Zimbabwe’s Chitando says country’s mining sector has “entered new heights”
ZIMBABWE mines and mining development minister, Winston Chitando, looked on the bright of life at the Mining Indaba conference telling delegates on February 5 the...
KCM dispute shows no signs of easing after Musukwa labels Vedanta...
THE enmity between Vedanta Resources and the Zambian government shows no signs of easing after mines minister, Richard Musukwa, labelled the country’s mining sector...