Guptas have “undue influence” over Zuma: report
The Gupta family had captured political authority in South Africa through its undue influence over President Jacob Zuma.
China iron ore stocks at 11-month low
Stocks of iron ore fell to their lowest level down some 0.9% to 100.6 million tons as mills in China replenished holdings after prices fell.
Numsa agrees wage pact with Amplats
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa agreed to a 8.5% to 7.5%, three year wage increase with Anglo American Platinum.
Zim CoM rejects state-run mineral sales
Zimbabwe's Chamber of Mines rejected a mining policy document proposing the state control the sale of minerals and auction mineral deposits.
Zwane no-show sets him up for formal state capture inquiry
SOUTH African mines minister, Mosebenzi Zwane, failed for a fourth time to appear before a portfolio committee meeting in Parliament today laying the ground...
CoAL sets March 3 for Universal takeover vote
Coal of Africa has set aside March 3 for a general meeting at which shareholders will vote on the firm's proposed $91m reverse takeover of Universal Coal.
Anglo risks eviction from FTSE 100 Index
The 76% decline in the shares of Anglo American could see the UK firm ejected from the benchmark index in March.
Mokonyane urges miners to save water
Mining companies have been urged to conserve water by South Africa's water affairs and sanitation minister, Nomvula Mokonyane.
Investors oppose Sasol executive pay policy
Investors including the Public Investment Corporation are opposing the executive remuneration policies of Sasol which last year doubled the pay of CEO, David Constable.
Northam issues R250m in notes to IDC
Northam Platinum has raised R250m through the issue of medium-term notes to the Industrial Development Corporation.