AMCU rejects Government wage proposal
The Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union (AMCU) has turned down the latest offer to settle a strike in the platinum sector, now in its 20th week.
Sibanye to use caution in platinum strategy
Sibanye Gold said it would not do "anything stupid" in pursuing its strategic interests in entering the platinum sector.
First Quantum closes Kansanshi contract
Toronto-listed First Quantum Minerals said up to 250 workers at its Kansanshi copper mine in Zambia would be affected after it terminated a contract.
‘Strike can’t go on forever’ – Mathunjwa
Joseph Mathunjwa, president of the Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union said the 19-week strike in the platinum sector "couldn't go on forever".
Dozen firms, NGOs affected by Ebola risk
The ebola virus outbreak in west Africa is starting to have an affect on the way miners in the region operate.
Papillon recommends B2Gold offer
Vancouver's B2Gold has bid for Papillon Resources in an effort to win control of the Fekola gold mine in Mali.
SA not facing recession: Marcus
South Africa was not facing a recession, said Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus who added however that the platinum strike was a concern.
Ivanhoe platinum mine given state approval
Ivanhoe Mines has received a mining right from the South African government for its proposed platinum group metal mine in the country.
Unions stall but Ramatlhodi hopeful of wage deal
The Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union said it had not taken the latest wage offer to members and was waiting for a response from government.
RBPlat gives nod to R2.8bn housing plan
Royal Bafokeng Platinum has given its in-principle approval for a 3,100 housing plan costing R2.8bn pending establishment of ring-fenced developmental finance.