Zuma leads compromise in Lesotho crisis
South African president Jacob Zuma was leading Lesotho to a compromise following allegations of an army coup in the country last week.
Zambia relaxes VAT claim rules
Zambia has removed rules preventing mining companies operating in the country from claiming refunds on value added payments.
Petmin impairs Veremo for R181m
Petmin booked more than R1bn in revenue owing to a strong performance from its Somkhele coal mine but suffered the effects of a write down of its pig iron JV, Veremo.
Anglo’s Cutifani “not anti” a takeover
Anglo American CEO, Mark Cutifani, said he wasn't 'anti' a takeover approach - a statement that sent shares in the firm higher by nearly 3%.
DA demands details of R4bn Eskom tender
The Democratic Alliance wanted to see all documents relating to Eskom's controversial tender award for replacement of steam generators at Koeberg.
SA rescue “a concern” for Lesotho miners
Analysts expressed concern regarding a possible rescue invasion of Lesotho by South African forces.
PIC prefers platinum over gold
The Public Investment Corporation prefers investments in platinum over gold saying the white metal was strategic.
Medupi start-up to make little difference
Insufficient maintenance of its existing fleet means power availability of Eskom's fleet has fallen drastically.
Amplats plans to triple Unki
Anglo American Platinum is studying the costs associated with tripling production to 180,000 to 200,000 ounces a year from its Zimbabwean mine.
Gold Fields to derisk South Deep
Gold Fields is considering two alternative mining methods that would derisk its South Deep project.