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Rockwell sets about Tirisano restructuring

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Rockwell Diamonds may retrench a substantial number of employees at its Tirisano mine, where a diamond processing plant will also be placed on care and maintenance, says CEO James Campbell.

Anglo copper ambitions handed double boost

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Anglo American's dealings with the world's top two copper nations producing - Peru and Chile - took a turn for the better.

Iron ore, mineral sands depress Exxaro shares

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Shares in Exxaro Resources fell under further pressure this week, registering a 9.4% decline since the beginning of July as the outlook for coal, iron ore and mineral sands prices looked dim.

Cherish thy foreign investor

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Apathy towards the priorities of "traditional' foreign investors will likely undermine efforts to increase the contribution of mining to the social transformation of SA, says a Sims critique.

Botswana may pass on $1.26bn De Beers pre-empt

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The government of Botswana has the right to buy its pro-rata stake in De Beers from the Oppenheimer family, but it's thought it need not bother with the $500m expense.

Gold protocol to sideline informal miners

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The world’s major gold producers seek to draw an iron curtain between their mines and especially Africa’s enormous, varied informal gold industry.

Xstrata vote on Glencore bid set for Sept 7

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Xstrata has effectively given Glencore and its rival Qatar shareholder the summer break to hammer out an agreement on the takeover of the UK miner.

Better H2 predicted for Anglo subsidiaries

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The weaker earnings guidance from Anglo American’s listed subsidiaries is a pointer to a likely trend in results from other listed mining companies, says a mining analyst.

Gold Fields in lashing over mine deaths

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Deputy Minister of Mineral Resources, Godfrey Oliphant, has singled out Gold Fields as the biggest contributor to mine deaths in the year so far.

Accounting, not emotion, guides valuations

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Governments are fooling themselves if they think there is more than simple, objective figures behind the negative responses of rating agencies, says auditing group Ernst & Young.