Motsepe issues Zambia royalty warning
Patrice Motsepe, executive chairman of African Rainbow Minerals, said changing the rules midstream, as Zambia has done with royalties, was "a no-no".
South32 may restructure Eskom contracts
Graham Kerr, CEO-elect of South32, may restructure coal supply agreements with Eskom in order to finance extensions at the Khutala and Klipspruit colleries.
ARM shows platinum ambition in Implats deal
African Rainbow Minerals said it was interested in other platinum deals as it seals the extension of its Two Rivers joint venture with Impala Platinum.
Bakgatla may be kingmaker for Union sale
The Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela, a community in South Africa's platinum rich North West province, will exercise a pre-emption over Amplats' Union section.
Trio of forces behind Botswana coal failure
Botswana has failed to live up to its coal production growth plans which could be blamed on the Botswana government, junior miners and Eskom.
Miners seek to prevail as Eskom denies crisis
South African mining firms are finding a way around the power crisis even while Eskom, now without its top leadership for three months, denies one exists.
Zim diamond miners told to sell 50% in shares
Diamond mining firms in Zimbabwe will have to sell 50% of their businesses to state-owned companies, according to comments in the country's parliament.
South32 will offer JSE investors mid-cap choice
The listing of South32 on the JSE will see it slot into the scarcely populated mid-cap mining space currently occupied by Exxaro Resources, but few others.
Eskom suspends CEO, launches 3-month inquiry
Eskom said it would launch an independent inquiry that required top management to step aside whilst it interrogated financial, primary energy and project activities.
Platinum stocks to fall 8% in 2015
Platinum inventories, blamed for suppressing the platinum price, would fall again in 2015 as the market remained in a supply deficit.