Sibanye “not keen” on Impala’s Marula
Sibanye Gold was interested in more "meaningful" platinum assets than Marula, the platinum mine Impala Platinum said it wanted to sell.
Universal to apply for RBCT entitlement
Universal Coal said it had started exports from its Kangala colliery via a deal with Exxaro and had applied for more direct export entitlement through Richards Bay.
Adviser asks investors to oppose Rio pay
An adviser to shareholders of Rio Tinto has asked that the group's executive pay policy should be opposed at its annual general meeting this month.
Solidarity to accept single digit pay rise
Solidarity said it would accept a single digit pay rise in gold wage negotiations, according to its general-secretary, Gideon du Plessis.
Renewed calls for AngloGold spinoff
There have been renewed calls for the demerger of AngloGold Ashanti's South African assets following a heavy decline in its bonds.
Universal Coal’s Kangala resumes blasting
Universal Coal said blasting activities had resumed at its Kangala colliery in Mpumalanga province following a safety stoppage.
DRC sells copper deposit for $10m to Mutanda
Gecamines, the Democratic Republic of Congo's copper deposit, sold its Chabara mine permit to Glencore for $10m as it sought to meet transparency rules.
AMSA to post up to 30c/share interim loss
Poor trading conditions and the costs of increased borrowings would take ArcelorMittal South Africa into a 25 cents to 30c/share interim headline loss.
Molefe says SA can’t afford coal charges
South Africa could not afford the cost of coal charged by some mining companies, said Brian Molefe, CEO of Eskom.
SA needs R60bn to R90bn in new coal mines
SA could start to feel the impact of Eskom's coal deficit as early as 2015 - but by 2020, the country will need R60bn to R90bn new coal mines, a study has found.