Shanduka, Pembani deal still on?
Cyril Ramaphosa sold his shares in Shanduka to a non-profit trust and the firm itself rather than Pembani Group as proposed in May.
Pembani offers combination with Shanduka
Shanduka said it had received an offer from Pembani that it combine its interests with those of Shanduka shareholders creating an R11bn diversified group.
Employee dies at AngloGold’s Mponeng
An employee at AngloGold Ashanti's Mponeng mine lost his life on November 25 following a fall of ground, the company said.
Zambia power surplus being diminished
Mining expansions would eat into Zambia's power surplus next year, said the state-owned utility, Zesco.
Eskom asks staff for voluntary retrenchments
Beleaguered power utility, Eskom, will reduce employment numbers through a series of voluntary retrenchments in order to lower costs.
Namibia’s Kudu gas project to proceed
The 885MW Kudu gas-to-power project in Namibia would proceed despite opposition from a lobby group and the withdrawal of partner, Tullow Oil.
Ivanhoe condemns Platfeef demonstration
Ivanhoe Mining said 100 protesters at its Platreef project included 'known trouble-makers' and that local communities supported the enterprise.
Glencore, Rio deal will happen, eventually
Ian Hannam, a former banker with JP Morgan, told funds in London this month that Glencore would eventuallly get its merger with Rio Tinto.
Platinum lifts SA economy 1.4% in Q3
The return to production of South Africa's platinum mines helped the country to economic growth of 1.4% in the third quarter.
Tshipi weighs bid for BHP’s Hotazel
Saki Macozoma, non-executive chairman of Tshipi e Ntle Manganese Mining, was interested in bidding for BHP Billiton's Hotazel mine which neighbours it.