Zwane appointment could unseat wage talks
The appointment of Mosebenzi Zwane as South Africa's new mines minister could unseat progress made in gold industry wage talks.
Congo approves Kamoa stake sale to Zijin
The Democratic Republic of Congo approved the sale of a 49.5% stake in the Kamoa copper project by Ivanhoe Mining to Zijin Mining Group.
BHP’s Mackenzie pay cut 43% in 2015
BHP Billiton CEO Andrew Mackenzie's remuneration fell 43% this year following weakness in the commodity market that saw the group's profits tumble.
Anglo unveils SA board appointments
Anglo American said it had appointed Koosum Kalyan and Rams Ramashia to the board of its South African company.
Diamond jewellery demand flat for 2015: Mellier
Global diamond jewellery demand for 2015 would be "relatively flat" compared to 2014, said De Beers CEO, Philippe Mellier.
Zambia ‘open’ to Mopani job cuts
Edgar Lungu, Zambia's president, could accept job cuts at Glencore's local unit, Mopani Copper Mines, provided a balance was struck.
Strikes cost SA R6bn in wages in 2014
Strikes cost South Africa R6bn in wages in 2014, lower than the previous year despite a record five-month strike in the mining sector.
Glencore, Anglo hammered as dive continues
Shares in Glencore and Anglo American fell under fresh pressure amid evidence of China's slow-down renewed investor worries.
CoAL concludes Yishun share placement
Coal of Africa has completed a share placement and loan agreement with China's Yishun Brightrise Investment raising a combined $24m for its Makhado project.
Safety stoppages cost SA mining R13.6bn
South Africa's mining industry lost an estimated R13.6bn in revenue since 2012 owing to safety stoppages.