Zuma says investors not off SA
South African president Jacob Zuma said the country had demonstrated firm leadership and policy certainty - features that had not been lost on investors.
Sibanye to trim costs a further R305m
Job cuts, lower power usage and reducing overtime would help Sibanye Gold trim costs a further R305m annually, it said in a presentation.
UK miners cut CEO pay on failed deals
The UK's top mining firms cut the average pay to their CEOs in 2012 following a spate of failed deals.
Buy in from workers crucial: Solidarity
Union Solidarity lauded last week's meeting of industry, government and unions on mine peace but said the success of any initiative ultimately lay with workers.
Gold to fall to $1,200/oz in Q4: SocGen
The price of gold would fall to $1,200 per ounce in the fourth quarter amid more sales of exchange traded products, Societe Generale said in a recent report.
Holomisa lays into mining houses
United Democratic Movement (UDM) leader, Bantu Holomisa, said it was not right that mineworkers still died poor while thousands suffer from incurable disease.
NewPlat comprises 20% of ETF platinum
NewGold Platinum, launched on the JSE in April, now comprises 20% of all world platinum held in an exchange traded product.
Gold bears return as ETPs hit again
Liquidations in exchange traded products continued for an unprecedented 17th consecutive week providing evidence gold bears had returned to the market.
Zimbabwe says diamond revenue missing
Zimbabwe says that diamond revenue a private company said it paid to the government does not show up in its records.
Eskom to dig into emergency power
Eskom would draw on power from BHP Billiton's aluminium smelters in South Africa and Mozambique as power demand exceeds supply for the first time since 2012.