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Village Main’s Buffels spared the axe

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Village Main Reef’s Buffelsfontein mine will stay in business, with the higher gold price and improved production offering the mine lifeline, for now.

AngloGold workers on strike at Kopanang

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Workers have embarked on an illegal strike at gold producer AngloGold Ashanti’s Kopanang mine, reports Reuters.

Lonmin’s Scott can’t rule out “tough decisions’

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Simon Scott, interim CEO for Lonmin, said there may still be some tough decisions to make regarding the platinum producer’s business despite workers returning to work.

Zuma calls in the troops

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President Jacob Zuma has authorised the deployment of the SANDF to maintain law and order in the platinum rich areas of the North West province.

Lonmin wage hikes insubstantial

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Most Lonmin workers will not be that much better off than they were before the six- week strike that started on August 10.

Panel appointed to drive platinum labour debate

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UPDATED: The panel, mandated by the Chamber of Mines, will open discussion on centralised bargaining and socio-economic issues that relate to platinum mining.

Petmin keen to advance Canadian pig iron play

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Petmin’s Canadian pig iron project is shaping up as the company’s preferred development play for advancement and has set aside some R90m to further the project.

Amplats issues ultimatum to workers

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Anglo American Platinum has issued an ultimatum to striking workers, saying its employees are compelled to report for duty from Thursday evening.

BHP sees no repeat of iron ore imbalance

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BHP Billiton says it doesn’t expect a repeat of the "spectacular imbalance' between steel supply and Chinese demand, according to a Reuters report.

Great Basin buys time as suitors mull Burnstone

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The Canadian firm is hoping to win time to seal the sale of its Burnstone mine for which there are two potential suitors.