Refinery workers strike over wages, polygraphs
More than 300 employees at Rand Refinery are currently on strike after negotiations over higher wages and the banning of polygraph tests deadlocked.
Pan African warns on dividend
Pan African Resources said it may cut its dividend to UK investors as low grades at its Evander operations hurt profits
Implats sets sights on 850koz growth target
Impala Platinum has targeted production of 850,000 ounces a year from its Lease Area saying it needs more, not less, labour.
CoAL, Grindrod settle Matola deal
Coal of Africa will pay $10m to settle liabilities related to a take-or-pay agreement with two Grindrod subsidiaries until the end of December 2016.
Miner recalls the day the earthquake struck
The 5.3 magnitude earthquake on August 5 was described by AngloGold CEO Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan as among the most terrifying of his life.
Judge orders Aurora players to pay up
Liquidators of Pamodzi Gold have won their first court order to reclaim money from parties related to Aurora Empowerment Systems.
Lonmin ramp-up ‘better than planned’
Lonmin added that speculation that it was planning to retrench 5,700 jobs was also "without foundation".
TFR seeking R40bn outlay for rail line
Transnet Freight Rail wants to build a new heavy haul rail line to replace the route it is currently upgrading for new coal from the Limpopo province.
Pay day for BHP Billiton directors
Directors of BHP Billiton cashed in last week selling shares after the group posted a 23% improvement in earnings but passed up the chance of a share buy-back.
Aurora’s Zuma, Mandela granted time
Zondwa Mandela and Khulubuse Zuma and other directors of Aurora Management Systems are expected to get more time as they fight R1.8bn in legal claims.