Molefe Eskom stay extended three months
The power utiity also announces that four executives it suspended in March - three of whom have left the organisation - have been cleared of any wrong-doing.
Harmony, unions save Doornkop thousands
Harmony Gold hailed the cooperation of NUM and other unions for helping save roughly 3,000 jobs at its struggling Doornkop gold mine.
Transnet targets 77mt coal exports in 2016
South Africa's rail and logistics company Transnet said it hoped to increase coal exports again in 2016 notwithstanding the slump in international coal markets.
RBPlat gives up 5% as interim loss hits home
Shares in Lonmin lost about 12% taking losses for the last 30 days to over 40% while Royal Bafokeng Platinum said it would post an interim loss.
SA makes second run at Botswana coal
An unnamed South African firm would pay Aviva Resources $20m if it could develop a power project at Botswana's Mmamantswe coal deposit.
Platinum sector must get fuel cells into gear
Faced with falling consumption of diesel cars and the rise of electric vehicles, now is the time for the platinum sector to deliver on long-standing fuel cell technology.
Exxaro faces series of strategic brain-teasers
Empowerment and decisions over investments in Moyoko, Tronox and TCSA have made 2015 a year of delicate decision-making for Exxaro Resources.
Bad day at the office for SA mining shares
AMCU took gold producers a step closer to strike action, iron ore tumbled 10% to play havoc with Kumba and ARM, and Lonmin hit it lowest level in five years.
What happened to gold’s safe-haven status?
The gold price benefited from the 2009 and 2011 crisis, but amid a 30% slide in Chinese stocks and prospects of Grexit, bullion has merely tested year lows. Why?
Bowing to union demands ruinous for SA gold
The Chamber of Mines warned that union wage demands would destroy every job in
the South African gold sector as talks complete an eighth day without result.