Mining charter fails to meet BEE Act
The mining charter is the only empowerment code that does not conform to the trade and industry department's BEE legislation, the Black Management Forum said.
Lonmin faces credibility crisis at Marikana hearing
Joseph Mathunjwa, president of Amcu, said Lonmin broke a promise to speak to miners in the day before the massacre of 34 miners at the Marikana mine.
IDC denies it has plans to unseat Amsa
The Industrial Development Corporation defends its decision to buy Scaw Metals as a defensive strategy aimed at fuelling beneficiation and creating employment.
All eyes on AngloGold as next unbundling candidate
Shares in AngloGold Ashanti rose in Johannesburg after Gold Fields unveiled plans to unbundle its SA assets, a strategy analysts said AngloGold may visit.
Gold Fields plans 5-year South Deep return
Gold Fields CEO, Nick Holland, said that income of R6.5bn a year would help pay back the R35bn in total investment in South Deep within five years.
Gold Fields unbundles SA mines, creates Sibanye
Gold Fields is to unbundle its South African mines creating a 1.4 million oz/year producer listed on the JSE and led by former staffer, Neal Froneman.
Sibanye Gold’s Froneman demurs on ‘pac-man’ deals
Neal Froneman, CEO-designate of Sibanye Gold, may look at acquisitions, but his goal was to build in Sibanye a company attracting Asian investors.
Davis earns £5.5m profit on Xstrata shares
Mick Davis, the outgoing Xstrata CEO, sold 661.590 shares in the company following the European Commission's approval of its merger with Glencore.
Eskom’s Dames moots national coal pact
Speaking in parliament, Eskom CEO Brian Dames appealed to the country's coal producers to enter into a coal pact with coal prices not exceeding 10% annually in return for lower electricity increase.
IDC uncertain of role in Kalagadi Manganese
Government's Industrial Development Corporation also said it may waive its rights to participate further in Kalagadi Manganese if that was in its interests.