AMCU postpones strike decision to 2014
The Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union said it would wait until January before deciding whether to call a strike at Amplats where it's in dispute over wages.
Northam accepts NUM memorandum
The NUM delivers a memorandum to Northam following a march on its Johannesburg offices.
Zim fund to get 25% of mining royalties
Zimbabwe is hoping to pass a law that will enable it to funnel up to a quarter of mining royalties to a fund dedicated to infrastructure projects.
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.
Xtract hunts down uranium prospect
Jan Nelson's Xtract Resources is hoping to raise £3m which will enable it to buy a uranium prospect in the Northern Cape.
Vale stake in Simandou to be protected
Vale's stake in Guinea's Simandou iron ore project would be protected despite an investigation into how the land was acquired by Vale's partner, BSG Resources.
Eskom lifts emergency power protocol
Eskom said improved performance from its power stations and lower consumption from industrial users meant it could lift the emergency protocol it had called.
Rosh Pinah to ship from Luderitz
Rosh Pinah, a lead and zinc mine owned by Glencore Xstrata, would ship concentrate from Luderitz rather than Walvis Bay.
Areva waiting on final deal with Namwater
Areva SA was in advanced discussions with Namibia's Namwater about supply to the uranium operations in Erongo region.
Miners vulnerable to cyber attacks
Mid- to small-sized mining companies were the most vulnerable to cyber-hacking as they increased automation, a report by EY said.