BHP to protect dividend as prices tumble
BHP Billiton hopes to achieve a 40% cut in capital outlays by 2016 compared to spend in its 2013 financial year as it reassures investors over its dividend.
DMR denies major schism with mining bosses
South Africa's Department of Mineral Resources denied there was a schism in relations between it and the mining sector amid widespread retrenchments.
Rio Tinto may list diamond division
Rio Tinto may list its diamond assets in London after failing to find a buyer for them, Bloomberg News reported.
Exxaro’s Nkosi sells R5.2m in shares
Sipho Nkosi, CEO of Exxaro Resources, sold shares in the coal and diversified company worth R5.2m in two separate transactions.
LRA should be amended for ballots: Griffith
Amplats CEO, Chris Griffith, says the Labour Relations Act should be amended to allow for strike balloting.
Kariba water levels fall to 12% of capacity
Water levels in Lake Kariba, from Zambia and Zimbabwe source their hydroelectric power, have dropped to 12% of capacity.
Pressure heaped on Tsotsi as inquiry stalls
Eskom's board is expected to recommend the removal of its chairman Zola Tsotsi amid a rejection of proposals for an inquiry into the utility's affairs.
BHP Billiton lifts Q4 iron ore to new record
BHP Billiton lifted iron ore production to 47.7 million tonnes in the fourth quarter, a new record on the back of expanding production in Australia.
Macozoma resigns board posts for Safika
Saki Macozoma is to relinquish board positions at Liberty Holdings and Standard Bank in order to focus on his investment in Safika.
Gold CEOs make case for 2016 pay packets
Gold firm CEOs have been in talks with shareholders on their plans for executive pay amid criticism they have not responded to lower profits by reducing pay.