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ARC writes down Elandsfontein project as Kropz sent back to the...

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THE proposed Elandsfontein phosphate mine in South Africa's Western Cape is facing additional delays, said African Rainbow Capital Investments (ARC), the Johannesburg-listed firm which...

Gold bull run could spell bad news for diamond sales, says...

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A PROLONGED improvement in the gold price could spell bad news for the diamond sector because diamonds were considered a less effective store of...

Minerals Council looks to medium term policy statement as platform for...

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THE Minerals Council South Africa acknowledged rating agency Moody's decision not to de-rate South Africa, but said it was critical the country's government took...

South32 signs hardship clause with Eskom on coal contract, starts work...

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SOUTH32 had begun early work on development of a 1.5 million ton (Mt) to two million ton a year export-dedicated thermal coal mine, the...

World Gold Council publishes code encouraging ethical mining for members

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THE World Gold Council (WGC) has published a set of guidelines for its members intended to encourage improved environmental and ethical standards, said Reuters. The...

DRDGold takeover by Sibanye-Stillwater a matter of time, and opportunity: could...

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THE improvement in the rand value of gold has given wings to all South African gold shares, including Sibanye-Stillwater - up 93% on a...

SA business confidence plummets to 20-year low as Govt. fails to...

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SOUTH African business confidence sank to a 20-year low in the third quarter, according to the RMB/BER Business Confidence Index (BCI) after "an astonishing...

Citigroup adds voice to bulls who think gold is due to...

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THE price of gold could reach $2,000 per ounce within two years if US economic growth fades and the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates,...

La Mancha lifts stake in Golden Star Resources to 35%

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LA Mancha Holding has tightened its grip over Golden Star Resources, the Toronto-listed gold producer, increasing its holding to 35% from 30% previously. "We are pleased...

Eskom in “a death spiral”, says Mabuza in presentation to parliament...

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SOUTH Africa's state-owned electricity utility company, Eskom, was unable to survive without government support. This is according to Jabu Mabuza, interim CEO and chairman of...