Anglo should cut interim dividend: Investec
Mark Cutifani's Anglo American ought to cut its interim dividend amid a slump in the commodity market, said Investec Securities.
Conde re-elected Guinea president
Guinea's electoral commission on Saturday declared President Alpha Conde winner of an October 11 election to give him a second five-year term.
Namibian firm wants stake in Navachab
Namibia's state-owned Epangelo Mining Company said it was interested in taking a stake in Navachab, the gold mine due to be sold by AngloGold Ashanti.
Ghana censured over gold mine child workers
Companies buying gold from Ghana should ensure the metal wasn't been mined by child workers in the west African country, said Human Rights Watch.
Gold producers to review AMCU member claim
South African gold producers would review a claim by the Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union that its membership had been understated.
#GuptaLeaks point to staggering hijack of SA utility companies
ASTONISHING evidence supported by e-mails provided to investigative units amaBhungane and the Daily Maverick's newly-found Scorpio show how the Gupta family attempted to finance...
HCC to launch rights issue to pay debt
Hwange Colliery Company said it was investigating a rights issue and private placement of its shares in order to convert government debt into equity.
JSW Steel in talks to buy London Mining
India's JSW Steel was in discussions to buy London Mining which has seen its share price fall 96% this year amid a decline in the price of iron ore.
Anglo should relist De Beers to lift profile
De Beers was not getting the credit it deserved in Anglo Americans portfolio and should therefore consider relisting, an analyst said.
Ivory Coast a “genuine win-win”: Bristow
The revision of Ivory Coast's mining code represented a "genuine win-win", but its geological data had to be improved, said Randgold Resources CEO, Mark Bristow.


















