Fleeing Renamo says 1992 peace deal is over
Renamo said a peace deal with the government, Frelimo, was over after it claimed its headquarters were attacked by state troops.
SA platinum firms mull Zimbabwe refinery
A group of South African platinum producers were considering building a refinery in Zimbabwe.
Giyani distances itself from Navachab
Giyani Gold has joined Pan African Resources is distancing itself from speculation it was jointly bidding to buy Navachab from AngloGold Ashanti.
Zimbabwe needs $5.3bn for Pt sector
Zimbabwe's platinum sector required as much as $5.3bn in investment in order to produce enough metal that would justify a precious metals smelter.
CoAL’s Brown sets out ‘sustainable future’
David Brown, executive chairperson of Coal of Africa, said the company had to develop its considerable resources in the Soutpansberg for a sustainable future.
RBPlat Sep Q output down 5%
Royal Bafokeng Platinum reported a 5% fall in September quarter platinum group metal production owing to a planned maintenance shutdown.
Nelson bursts back with SA/Chile deal
Jan Nelson, CEO of Xtract Resources, said he wanted to raise debt and equity for a gold/copper mine in Chile and a near surface deposit in South Africa.
Congo seeks access to Angola’s Lobito
The Democratic Republic of Congo was hoping to export copper through the Angola port of Lobito,
Friedland hails Platreef “unprecedented”
Robert Friedland, executive chairman of Ivanhoe Mines, said a recent drill result at the firm's Platreef project was "extraordinary" and "unprecedented".
Zimbabwe backtracks on indigenisation
Zimbabwe's banking and services sectors did not have to comply with indigenisation in the same way was mining, the indigenisation minister has said.