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‘Era of uncertainty’ sends gold into new bull phase

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IF there’s one thing that can be said for gold, it’s that it never wastes a good crisis. The last time bullion was at current...

Light at the end of the tunnel for silicosis victims

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IT has been a difficult year for the mining industry insofar as health and safety has been concerned, but the tide is turning for...

Decision time as Exxaro Resources gears up for new era

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"UNFORTUNATELY, you are a week too early," said Mxolisi Mgojo, CEO of Exxaro Resources. That’s his response to a question about whether the group...

Self-inflicted damages worsen metals downturn for Africa

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IN Southern Africa, severe drought conditions, a drop in commodity prices, and increasing pressure on the state purse have hit key mining economies. Some...

“We’re ahead at South Deep for first time since I can...

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NICK Holland has received a few knocks in his eight years as CEO of Gold Fields including an investigation by the US Securities Regulation...

Eskom serves Anglo with “list of questions” about coal mines

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ESKOM has delivered a list of questions to Anglo American intended to help it establish whether it has ownership rights to the thermal coal...

Anglo would consider Kumba’s role in SA mining champion

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ANGLO American would consider a proposal to use its 70% stake in Kumba Iron Ore as a founding asset to create "a different type...

Mugabe takes Zimplats to court in effort to seize land

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ZIMPLATS has been dragged to court with President Robert Mugabe seeking to finalise the take-over of nearly 28,000 hectares of platinum land claims belonging...

Jury out on whether AMCU has appetite for war of attrition

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PLATINUM mineworkers’ current wage agreement with Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), Impala Platinum, and Lonmin came to an end on June 30, and the mining...

Sibanye may shut Cooke 4 as losses put complex at risk

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SIBANYE Gold has raised the prospect of closing its Cooke 4 mine and Ezulwini gold and uranium processing plant, west of Johannesburg, which was...