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Pan African says one year wage deal with NUM due to...

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PAN African Resources agreed an 8% wage increase with the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) for employees at its Barberton Mines, but it will...

SEC charges Rio with fraud for late coal write-down disclosure

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RIO Tinto has been charged with fraud by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding the late notice it provided shareholders in respect...

Kropz warns court bid to suspend licence will hurt environment

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KROPZ has hit back at environmental groups opposing its proposed R1.5bn Elandsfontein phosphate mine situated near the ecologically sensitive Langebaan Lagoon in South Africa's...

Minergy opts for UK listing as Johannesburg perceived ‘too risky’

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MINERGY, a coal development firm operating in Botswana's Mmamabula coalfields, has decided not to list in Johannesburg, preferring instead a more expensive UK listing...

Implats unveils R2.6bn option for PTM’s massive Waterberg project

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IMPALA Platinum (Implats) has made good on a promise in September that it would diversify its risk from its problematic Rustenburg operations by buying...

Sibanye preserves 300,000 oz in platinum output as saves R1bn

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THE R200m increase that would take total cost savings at Sibanye-Stillwater's South African platinum assets to R1bn - achieved two years ahead of schedule...

Earning the right to mine nowhere more important than Bisie

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HALF an hour's flight in a compact chartered plane from Goma, followed by a bone-jarring, four-hour drive delivers you in the middle of the...

Harmony unclear that Kubekha murder linked to illegal mining

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HARMONY Gold said it remained "very unclear" if the murder of employee Simphiwe Kubekha, a regional mine manager of its Tshepong and Phakisa mining...

Vedanta to fight on after losing appeal over Zambia pollution claim

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VEDANTA and its subsidiary, Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), said they had not given up a legal challenge against a High Court judgment that allows...

Alphamin expects to close $80m debt for Bisie next week

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ALPHAMIN, the Toronto-listed company developing the Bisie tin project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), expected to close an $80m fund-raising programme next...