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Exxaro seeks fresh heat

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It’s no surprise to see Exxaro Resources’ share price down 10% from highs earlier this year, given that international coal prices have been heading downwards.

Keaton to consolidate KZN anthracite

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Keaton Energy, having established itself as a reliable producer of earnings, is now turning its hand to scale which it hopes to achieve by consolidating metallurgical coal prospects in KZN.

Continental Coal in another deal for Ferreira

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Continental Coal, the thermal coal production and development company, says it has done another deal to extend the life of its Ferreira coal mine.

Fears over coal’s food security threat

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Coal mining in Mpumalanga is putting food security under threat as a large portion of the province’s surface area may be turned into wasteland, say environmentalists.

Eskom’s miner issues

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For a person avowedly against entering mining, Eskom’s Brian Dames spends a lot of time thinking, talking and making decisions regarding the impact of coal mining on his business.

Firestone puts out deal vote to July

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A shareholder vote on the recapitalisation of Firestone Energy's balance sheet, and a deal that will see its joint venture partner, Sekoko Resources, sell a stake in the listed business has been rescheduled to July owing to transaction complexities.

Transnet unveils concept for own coal terminal

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Transnet has floated the remarkable idea that it may develop and manage its own export-dedicated coal terminal in an effort to boost the fortunes of small- scale, black-owned coal miners.

Tata Power moots SA ‘stranded coal’ plan

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Eskom has warned against exportation of coals it could use for South Africa's power generation, but an Indian company says its involvement in the industry should be seen as an opportunity.

SA govt approves CoAL Chapudi deal

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Coal of Africa's bid for Rio Tinto's Chapudi coking coal exploration assets was finally approved after it won the blessing of the South African government.

Fukushima no longer a factor – Uranium One

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The consequences of the Fukushima disaster have now substantially been factored into the uranium market, according to Chris Sattler, CEO of Uranium One.