Top mining CEO acknowledges gender bias behind low proportion of women...
WOMEN comprise 51% of the country's population but only 12% of mining sector employment. It's a big miss this hasn't been addressed purposefully, especially considering...
Kore Potash to raise $7m via book-build for bankable study of...
KORE Potash is to raise $7m through an issue of shares in order to pay for the first phase of a definitive feasibility study...
Gold, copper price run to lead Master Drilling out of 2020...
MASTER Drilling expected trading conditions to remain "negative" for the remainder of its 2020 financial year as Covid-19 disruption continued to wreak havoc among...
Rio critics say executive bonus sanctions not enough after ancient cave...
RIO Tinto said it had acted appropriately in cutting bonuses of its key executives rather than firing them following a review into the destruction...
Three-quarters of foreign mineworkers returned to SA mines despite border closures
AN estimated 8,500 foreign mineworkers had returned to South Africa, equal to three-quarters of some 11,482 thought to have gone home during the Covid-19...
Bereft of rock-star minerals, South32 anticipates better times with option of...
SOUTH32 today unveiled a one US cents per share final dividend (2019: 2.8c/share) following a difficult 2020 financial year in which - absent the commodities...
Judge finds evidence of criminal acts by lawyer first implicated in...
A HIGH court judge found evidence that a lawyer, with a history of alleged fraudulent mining deals, guilty of criminal conduct related to another...
Kenmare to pay interim dividend despite output slide, expects “subdued” H2...
KENMARE Resources, a titanium minerals producer operating in northern Mozambique, announced a $2.31 cents per share interim dividend despite reporting a decline in production...
SA’s June mining production down 28% year-on-year as Covid-19 continues to...
SOUTH Africa's total mining output fell 28.2% year-on-year in June compared to a revised contraction of 27.6% in May, said Reuters
Citing Statistics South Africa...
SA Govt signals reform intent after ending ‘once-empowered, always-empowered’ chestnut
THE South Africa government has provided evidence it finally intends to address regulatory uncertainty in the mining industry by dropping a Supreme Court appeal that...