Impala responds to fatality cover-up claim
Impala Platinum responds to allegations that it is trying to cover up its own
culpability in the death of a mine worker in 2006.
Bannerman reports DFS results for Etango
Bannerman Resources has reported "positive results" from the definitive feasibility study for its 80%-owned Etango uranium project in Namibia.
Transnet sets sights on R300bn quantum leap
The bold capital expansion programme will include R32bn on taking coal export
capacity to 98 million tonnes a year, and a further R25bn expanding iron ore
exports to 81Mtpy.
AngloGold misses output guidance
AngloGold Ashanti has sunk to its lowest level in 12 months as the company’s
first-quarter output fell short of guidance.
Randgold Resources surges on Mali settlement
Randgold Resources' share price is catching up on lost ground following the political settlement in Mali.
Kasukuwere changes his tune on compensation
Zimbabwe’s Minister of Indigenisation, Saviour Kasukuwere, has now ruled out
any compensation being paid to Implats’ Zimbabwe unit, Zimplats.
Implats in death scandal – Sunday Times
Impala Platinum is facing criminal charges, including culpable homicide, for its role in
the death of a mine worker, according to a Sunday Times report.
Zimbabwe ‘owns’ 51% of non-compliant mines
Zimbabwe's indigenisation minister says the state now owns 51% of all mines that have not complied with the countries local ownership laws, according to Reuters.
PTM secures mining right for Maseve
TSX-listed Platinum Group Metals says it has been granted a mining right for its Maseve JV development with Wesizwe Platinum.
Bushveld Minerals’ brave play
Bushveld Minerals is a little-known iron ore and tin exploration firm that has
raised £5.4m on the UK’s Alternative Investment Market. CEO Fortune Mopalo
concedes there is scepticism...