NUM, Northam deal may set AMCU tactics
The outcome of a wage dispute between the NUM and Northam would be influential in the tactics adopted by AMCU in its wage disputes, an analyst said.
Unions to reconsider ‘winner takes all’ principle
Majoritarianism, in which the dominant union has the lionshare of privileges in terms of mine representation could be overtuned by management, and labour.
Mugabe is “fit as a fiddle”: ZANU-PF
ZANU-PF, Zimbabwe's ruling party, denied reports the country's president, Robert Mugabe had collapsed at the weekend.
CoM ‘apprehensive’ as strike threat builds
Elize Strydom, chief negotiator at the Chamber of Mines of SA, declared herself apprehensive owing to possible strike action at the country's platinum mines.
Mine spillage pollutes Kruger Park river
Polluted water from a dam owned by a phosphate mining firm flowed into the Olifants river which runs through the Kruger National Park.
Gold supported by Asian physical buying
The price of gold advanced to three-week highs as Asian investors sought to buy physical stores of the metal.
Wesizwe finalises $650m loan
Wesizwe Platinum has secured $650m from the China Development Bank for its Bakubung platinum project.
Platinum future clouded, crunch looms
The future of the platinum market remained clouded but there could be a supply surplus in 2015, said Nomura International.
RBCT ships record coal in 2013
Richards Bay Coal Terminal shipped 70 million tonnes of coal in 2013, a record for the terminal.
CRG share turbulence a one-off
Price volatility in the shares of Central Rand Gold were unrelated to major new developments, said the company's CEO, Johan du Toit.