Path cleared for Amsa, Kumba to resume talks
ArcelorMittal SA and Kumba Iron Ore may not begin arbitration or even resume negotiations as an appeal over the right to mine Sishen is rejected by the court.
Ruinous BHP contract drove Eskom hikes
Volatility in the price of aluminium destabilised Eskom's finances after 2006 and was the real reason for its 2010 tariff hikes, not the coal price as stated by Eskom.
Graft contagion besets Zimbabwe mining sector
Zimbabwe remains stricken by allegations of corruption in its mining sector with the EU the latest to heighten the pressure on its government-owned mining company.
Anglo withdraws from $540m Revuboe project
Anglo American cited failure to meet conditions timeously as the reason for not proceeding with the $540m investment in Mozambique's Revuboe project.
Evraz to sell SA unit for $320m
Russian steelmaker Evraz is to sell its South African unit in the country's largest empowerment deal following R1bn in strike-fuelled losses last year.
SA must reduce power by up to 15%: Peters
South Africans were urged to cut electricity consumption by up to 15% in order to avoid a repetition of load-shedding which shut the mining industry for a week in 2008.
Atlatsa chops growth plans in new, lean look
Shaped now to a platinum market that is expected to rattle along the bottom, the new look Atlatsa Resources has less debt and lower growth targets.
SA’s state firms may get China funds boost
Other state-owned enterprises could benefit from funding provided by China following a loan agreement between Transnet and the China Development Bank.
Transnet turns to China amid credit, growth fears
South African state-owned freight company, Transnet, is to enlist the hefty balance sheet of the Chinese government after the two countries sign a deal on cooperation.
Sibanye debt payment paves way for divvy
Sibanye Gold has fared well in the first quarter since listing. The stock has held up despite high liquidity and it has generated enough cash to pay R570m off its debt.