Zim severs more ties with Guptas
Veteran businesman Lazarus Zim has shed another tie with the controversial
Gupta family, withdrawing Atul Gupta as an alternate director on the board of
Northam Platinum.
How SA platinum lost its way
Anyone holding platinum shares must be wondering when the pain will end.
This was the year shares would, at the very least, bounce along the bottom,
consolidate and then recover in 2013.
Gold Fields output stays flat
Gold Fields has reported first-quarter production figures of 827,000 ounces, largely flat compared to Q1 2011's 830,000oz.
ARM’s tough double act
One can only admire the unlikely chemistry between African Rainbow Mineral’s
Patrice Motsepe and his recently retired CEO, Andre Wilkens.
Green lobby, land owners win big in Maccsand case
The Constitutional Court’s judgment in the Maccsand case has handed civil
society and land owners plenty ammunition to curb mining, say legal experts.
Transnet’s coal deliveries gain momentum
Transnet Freight Rail delivered 67.5 million tonnes to Richards Bay Coal
Terminal during its past financial year to end-March.
Grade, stoppages hit Harmony output
Harmony Gold says its gold production for 2012’s first quarter is 18% lower than the period to end-December.
Gold, PGM output take a hit
South Africa's mining output fell sharply in volume terms in February, highlighting the impact of a government safety drive and a strike at Impala Platinum, reports Reuters.
Gold: “Well south of $1,000’
Thomson Reuters GFMS metals consultancy’s Paul Walker has tempered his
firm’s optimism about the shorter-term prospects of gold with a stark warning.
China aims for soft landing, says World Bank
A new World Bank report projects GDP growth in China will be 8.2% in 2012 and 8.6% in 2013.