Kumba, AMSA resume iron ore supply talks
Love is in the air for Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal SA who have, for the moment, put aside arbitration in favour of face-to-face iron ore supply talks.
Embattled Trans Hex backed by shareholders
Trans Hex has certainly suffered the effects of a torturously slow regulatory process on its Namaqualand diamond deal but the stock is a keeper, say shareholders.
Mining bosses trim pay but debate not settled
Executives are seeking new ways to align their interests with shareholders taking a haircut in bonuses, salary or opting for shares. But there are no easy answers.
Merafe sticking by guns on dividend
Merafe Resources says sceptics who doubt its ability to become a yield company under-estimate its cash flow generating abilities.
Cheerless gold sector lifted by Congo’s Kibali
There hasn't been much to celebate in the global gold sector so the early start-up of Kibali by Randgold and AngloGold has been embraced by analysts.
Sasol lifts tempo on SA regulatory debate
Sasol CEO, David Constable, upped the tempo on what it's like to do business in South Africa, criticising the proposed carbon tax and saying governments should just govern.
Australians Aquila may take Govt. to court
Aquila Resources has asked mines minister, Susan Shabangu, to grant it a mining right over a manganese deposit or it will consider legal action.
Northam launches R1bn balance sheet overhaul
Northam Platinum is to tap shareholders R600m as part of a R1bn financing of the firm's balance sheet following a year of misfortune.
Gold bulls warned to rein-in horns
Gold gained about 60% - less in rand gold terms as the South African currency firmed - but bulls were warned that the Fed's QE tapering threat could return, and soon.
Anglo, BHP play cards in MPRDA re-think
Anglo American and BHP Billiton argued government should re-phrase and delete parts of the MPRDA amendment bill in an effort to preserve investment in the sector.