Diamond slump to widen Botswana’s deficit
Botswana's economy would recover in 2016 but its budget deficit would also widen as revenue from diamond mining continued to deteriorate.
Molefe says SA can’t afford coal charges
South Africa could not afford the cost of coal charged by some mining companies, said Brian Molefe, CEO of Eskom.
Sibanye warns against “scourge of illegal mining”
Sibanye Gold said it was concerned about "the scourge" of illegal mining following an incident at its Cooke 1 shaft in which two miners are trapped.
BHP to protect balance sheet after downgrade
BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining group, said it was committed to maintaining its strong balance sheet "through the cycle".
Rozier ends 13 year tenure at Eastplats
Ian Rozier, CEO of Eastern Platinum, has resigned after a 13 year stint which ended with the mothballing of its South African operations.
Sibanye keen on third platinum deal
Sibanye Gold would seek a third platinum deal as it capitalised on low metal prices, said the firm's CEO, Neal Froneman.
CoAL sets March 3 for Universal takeover vote
Coal of Africa has set aside March 3 for a general meeting at which shareholders will vote on the firm's proposed $91m reverse takeover of Universal Coal.
Glencore ‘pleased’ with Optimum transaction
Glencore declared itself satisfied with the terms of the sale of Optimum Coal, in which it has a controlling stake, to Tegeta Exploration and Resources.
Mosebenzi says 32,000 jobs at risk in SA mining
Up to 32,000 jobs could be shed in South Africa's mining sector owing to the slump in the commodities and metals markets.
Zimbabwe miners can’t afford pay increases
Mining companies in Zimbabwe could not afford wage increases in 2016 and some had agreed with employees to cut salaries in order to stay afloat.