Rockwell’s Campbell weighs growth options
It's been a grind for James Campbell, CEO of Rockwell Diamonds, but the company may broaden its scope in 2014.
Aquila raises fear DMR appeal facing delays
Aquila Resources is concerned that efforts to have a mining permit granted over an important manganese deposit may be indefinitely delayed.
Zim calls for ‘expressions of interest’ in refinery
The Zimbabwean government will on January 9 call for expressions of interest in a platinum refinery as miners in the country start to pay the raw materials levy.
VMR’s bet on Aussie coal miner in peril
Village Main Reef's 19.9% stake in Continental Coal was in danger after the Australian coal miner said it may place itself into administration.
NUM claims revisions can help wage deal
The National Union of Mineworkers said revisions to its wage demands should be accepted by Northam Platinum with the sides set to meet again on January 13.
Wits Gold delivered on a plate to Sibanye
At the end of the day, Wits Gold just ran out of cash and avenues to raise more effectively presenting itself on a plate to Sibanye Gold.
Northam seeks out NUM as losses at R500m
Northam Platinum goes into 2014 seeking an urgent meeting with the NUM as it attempts to restore production at its strike-hit Zondereinde mine.
Kumba ruling may blunt Govt’s legal appetite
The Constitutional Court's ruling on the Sishen Iron Ore Company debacle may make the South African government less likely to fight costly legal battles.
Friedland raises industry ire over wages claim
Robert Friedland has raised the temperature over salaries in the platinum industry where relations on the topic are fragile at best.
Eskom always likely to face challenges: Dames
Brian Dames, outgoing CEO of Eskom, said the context in which the power utility operates means the group would always face stiff challenges.