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UK debutant AfriTin Mining to seek £20m from 2019

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AFRITIN Mining, a tin development company that listed in London last week, anticipates it will need to raise £20m in order to restore production...

Swanepoel’s Last Mile Fund sets R1bn to R1.5bn investment target

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IF ever there was evidence that former Harmony Gold CEO, Bernard Swanepoel, had dealt with the past it was surely a decision to induct...

Historic moment or political flotsam: how might the High Court rule?

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IS it possible that given the nature of South African politics, the Chamber of Mines' application for a declaratory order from the High Court regarding...

Exxaro defends new BEE as political and business imperative amid analyst...

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EXXARO Resources today defended its proposed black economic empowerment (BEE) transaction saying there were powerful political and business incentives to concluding it, even though...

Sibanye-Stillwater settles 7% three-year Kroondal wage deal

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SIBANYE-Stillwater avoided strike action at its Kroondal platinum mine after agreeing a three-year wage agreement with unions which it said was an average escalation...

Exxaro to tackle investor scepticism as key BEE vote looms

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EXXARO Resources will tackle investor questions on Thursday (November 9) regarding its proposed black economic empowerment (BEE) transaction which is scheduled to go before...

Why did Barrick sell Acacia Mining minorities down the river?

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ANYONE operating in Tanzania's mining sector today will be keeping a keen - and perhaps anxious - eye on Acacia Mining minority shareholders next...

Fekola to trigger leap in 2018 cash flow, says bullish B2Gold

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B2GOLD forecast average cash flow from operations over the next three years from 2018 of $500m largely owing to Fekola, the Mali gold mining...

Lonmin attempts to avoid fourth cash call may be doomed

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TRY as it might to avoid it, platinum miner Lonmin may be facing its fourth rights issue in eight years, according to analysts who...

World Bank warns Tanzania against hurting investor sentiment

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REGULATORY change in Tanzania has caught the attention of the World Bank which said in a report today that private sector investment was a...