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Exxaro sees significant HEPS increase

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Diversified miner Exxaro says it expects to report a rise in first-half headline earnings per share, boosted by a good performance at its coal business.

Rio’s Albanese ‘realistic’ about Africa

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CEO of the $127bn mining group says it serves to be realistic about where it can invest and that resource nationalism will be a challenge for 'years to come'.

Gold miners jump on risk aversion

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JSE-listed gold mining stocks have surged in early trade as investors take shelter from the deteriorating global economic outlook and Europe's worsening debt crisis.

Shabangu speaks out on Hawks raid

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Mines Minister Susan Shabangu has described a raid by the Hawks on her ministry's offices as sinister, and says a new mines DG will be appointed within two weeks.

Shabangu: ‘No quick fix’ on nationalisation

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Uncertainty regarding mining sector nationalisation would be inevitable as government sought to tackle matter through its internal processes, says the mines minister.

Xstrata decries ‘unilateral’ policy changes

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Governments seeking a greater share of mining profits should implement changes in regulations and taxes prospectively, and not retrospectively, says Xstrata CEO Mick Davis.

Xstrata shakes off flooding woes

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Xstrata has posted financials in line with forecasts, with a 30% jump in interim profit, pointing to a stronger second half as its copper unit helps the miner recover from a flood-hit start to 2011.

Minister acknowledges mines debate harm

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The government knows that the debate on nationalisation dents SA's image and will not do anything unconstitutional, says the Minister of Public Enterprises.

New effort to end wage impasse

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Striking coal and gold miners are meeting the Chamber of Mines in separate talks in a bid to end stoppages that have cost South Africa tens of millions of dollars in lost output.

Wage talks set for Monday as mines stay shut

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Wage talks with unions to end a strike against the country's main gold miners have brought the sides closer together and negotiations will resume on Monday, says the Chamber of Mines.