Mining charter ‘silent’ on crucial ownership issue
Attorneys acknowledged the sense of taking the ownership dispute in the mining charter to court, but they said it was hard to call which way it would go.
Wescoal’s Boje quits amid Ramaite conflict
Andre Boje has quit as CEO of Wescoal Holdings after 18 years in a decision that would appear to be linked to a conflict with his chairman, Robinson Ramaite.
SA Govt agrees to test mining charter in court
South Africa mines minister, Ngoako Ramalthodi is expected today to say mining firms failed the mining charter audit but he will have his decisions tested in court.
DMR, CoM joint audit test avoided legal fracas
The Department of Mineral Resources and the Chamber of Mines wanted contentious parts of the mining charter tested in court because the alternative was a legal fracas.
AngloGold prepares to sell US, Mali mines
AngloGold Ashanti is to sell part or all of its stake in its US mine Cripple Creek & Victor and was weighing a bid for its share in Yatela and Sadiola.
Exxaro gives Mgojo year to prove mettle
Mxolisi Mgojo has been appointed CEO-designate of Exxaro Resources as Sipho Nkosi calls time after seven years in the hot seat.
Randgold targets $500m warchest
The gold industry was currently unsustainable which would create opportunities for growth, said Randgold which wants to take cash to $500m for finance growth.
Is Exxaro winning back followers?
Shares in the coal producer have been volatile this month despite producing solid interim results, perhaps suggesting Exxaro hasn't yet won the trust of investors.
ANC at war with itself on energy policy
From a policy perspective, the ANC's approach on energy is a free market one, but in an increasingly covert political arena, socialist principles dominate.
Amplats ‘leaning to’ a listing of non-core assets
Anglo American Platinum was spending more time considering listing its non-core assets in lieu of getting a decent price from remaining bidders for the assets.