Tharisa wary on chrome demand and prices because of US...
Tharisa’s chrome and pgm production bounced back in the March quarter but CEO Phoevos Pouroulis is wary over the possible negative impact of USA...
Minerals Council hopes there will be no nasty surprises in the...
A key concern of the mining industry as it awaits publication of the upcoming Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act Amendment Bill is that...
US tariffs force diamond sales delays in further financial blow to...
Petra Diamonds has postponed the sale of about 200,000 carats of diamonds produced from its Cullinan mine near Pretoria because of the “considerable diamond...
Sibanye-Stillwater says Appian mine sale “crystallises” damages
THE sale of Mineração Vale Verde (MVV) for $420m last week could have a bearing on the extent of damages Sibanye-Stillwater might have to...
The Jo’burg network behind Zanaga iron ore revival
ONCE upon a time CEOs of companies as grand as Anglo American migrated to a beachside villa or golfing redoubt when they retired. Not...
US remains commited to Lobito despite Trump cuts
THE US would continue funding the Lobito rail corridor which is aimed at transporting critical minerals from the central African copperbelt to the West...
China imposes export curbs on rare earths
CHINA has curbed exports of rare metals as part of its retaliation to President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs.
The list of rare earths announced Friday...
Barrick proposes name change to reflect push into copper
BARRICK Gold Corp. has proposed dropping "gold" from its name as it expands its copper mining operations, according to a report by Bloomberg News.
"We...
US progressing minerals deal in Congo
THE US planned to press on with a potential multi-billion dollar investment programme in the minerals industry of the Democratic Republic of Congo, said...
Copper 360 CEO says firm has “turned a corner”
COPPER 360, a start-up copper miner operating in South Africa's Northern Cape, said it had "turned a corner" as it sought to meet production...