Zimbabwe to lower royalties in Implats deal
In addition to acknowledging Impala Platinum's 'release of ground' deal, the Zimbabwean government will also lower royalties.
Cutifani to face familiar break-up calls
Anglo American shareholders are likely to pressure Mark Cutifani to split out the assets of Amplats when he takes the helm at the UK-listed mining group.
Amplats slides into loss, output to be 2.1m oz
Anglo American Platinum will report heavy losses amid write-downs of uneconomic projects and production decline that is likely to see 2.1m oz in refined output.
SA ships most coal since 2006: RBCT
Richards Bay Coal Terminal exported the most coal in more than six years, according to RBCT data
Implats finally bows to Zim indigenisation laws
After more than a decade of controversy, it seems that Impala Platinum has finally bowed to Zimbabwe's indigenisation laws.
Implats deal provides certainty: Goodlace
Impala Platinum CEO, Terence Goodlace, said the sale of 51% of the firm's Zimplats stake ended years of uncertainty.
Liefferink prepares charges against AngloGold
Mariette Liefferink, head of the Federation for Sustainable Environment, says AngloGold Ashanti is guilty of allowing tailings dams to leak at its Stilfontein mine.
BHE wins approval for $100m CoAL deal
Coal of Africa said regulatory approvals had been won for the strategic investment of China's Beijing Haohua Energy which will see it own about 24% of the company.
Barrick calls off talks to sell African unit
Canadians Barrick Gold Corporation said it was not progressing talks to sell its 73.9% stake in African Barrick to China National Gold.
NUM blasts Anglo for ‘old boy’s’ appointment
Frans Baleni, general-secretary of the NUM, said the appointment of Mark Cutifani proved mining was the preserve of the "old boy's club".