Mining charter back in the dock while SA mining dwindles
SOUTH Africa's keystone mining legislation, the mining charter, heads back to the courts on Tuesday (March 15). For a piece of law that was...
Anglo may be lining up Kumba for sale
The growing view about Anglo American is that it will sell its iron ore assets, including Kumba Resources, the Johannesburg-listed subsidiary.
AMCU, Eskom & the market lead opinion rankings
Opinions about the Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union and Eskom's coal troubles attracted the most interest from Miningmx readers in 2015.
Logic of AngloGold demerger plan clear to see
AngloGold Ashanti's September quarter figures published recently show why it would made sense to re-package the South African assets.
When AMCU calls a strike, it means business
Joseph Mathunjwa's Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union has made a business case out of undermining central bargaining - a tactic that wins members.
Glencore pain long in the making
Long-standing concerns about how Glencore's trading division, apparently never addressed, come back to haunt the group.
Third time lucky for John Wallington?
John Wallington has had some corporate scrapes since quitting Anglo in 2008. In his latest role, he may be able to share insights from some invaluable war stories.
Logical, fair: Amplats, Sibanye deal lauded
The view from analysts is that betting on future prospect rather than historical fact is actually the most logical means of Amplats selling its Rustenberg assets.
Eskom Optimum suit may be a long shot
Eskom may have to take its place in the queue of creditors should business rescue proceedings at Optimum Coal Holdings and the mine fail.
Harmony investors to sanction life-saving deal?
Whilst we wait for South African gold shares to pull out of their headlong dive, let's speculate on what might be going on at Harmony Gold.