SA must reduce power by up to 15%: Peters
South Africans were urged to cut electricity consumption by up to 15% in order to avoid a repetition of load-shedding which shut the mining industry for a week in 2008.
MIGDETT still working despite strikes, politics
MIGDETT, a forum consisting of government, industry and unions, was functioning despite remarks by politicians and worker protests that have weakened the industry.
Transnet turns to China amid credit, growth fears
South African state-owned freight company, Transnet, is to enlist the hefty balance sheet of the Chinese government after the two countries sign a deal on cooperation.
Sibanye debt payment paves way for divvy
Sibanye Gold has fared well in the first quarter since listing. The stock has held up despite high liquidity and it has generated enough cash to pay R570m off its debt.
Wits Gold turns to capital markets as cash ebbs
Wits Gold's balance sheet is beginning to look precarious - a condition that will send it to the market notwithstanding a two-thirds decline in its share price since 2012.
Strike ends at Exxaro coal mines
Workers at five of Exxaro's collieries and its reductants operation would return to work today after agreeing to the payment of a first quarter incentive.
Firestone urges shareholders to reject bid
Firestone Energy has urged shareholders for a second time to reject a R270m bid for the company by Australian cash shell, Range River Gold.
Corruption probe stalls Zim platinum deals
A corruption probe into the activities of Zimbabwe ministers may derail indigenisation deals by Impala Platinum and Anglo American Platinum among others.
Egos must go before SA gold consolidates
Egos must go and time must pass before the South African gold sector would be able to consolidate, two prominent gold company bosses have said.
RBPlat shaping into new model platinum miner
With a high value asset, its lean approach to costs, and hands-on labour approach, Royal Bafokeng Platinum shows one way forward for South African platinum.