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Bristow sympathetic to Congo code revamp

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Mark Bristow, CEO of Randgold Resources, said he was in sympathy with the efforts of the Democratic Republic of Congo and other African countries to give themselves a larger slice of profits.

Marikana tragedy dubbed a “massive policy failure”

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Lonmin’s Marikana tragedy has been described by prominent mining industry players as a massive failure in national and local government policy, as well as corporate failings.

SA’s mining permit slippages widen in 2012

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It’s taking longer to process mining and prospecting permits in South Africa with more deadline slippages occuring in 2012 than in 2011.

Gold Fields’ KDC East ends 23-day strike

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Some 8,100 workers were reinstated at Gold Fields KDC East mine after a 23-day strike at the mine was ended, the company said.

Strike costs Wescoal R10m in Eskom deliveries

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A truckers’ strike knocked revenues and profits of Wescoal in the first six months of its financial year, but the junior still managed solid results.

Glencore in running for Anglo’s Amapa

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Glencore is reportedly one of four bidders for Anglo American’s Brazilian iron ore mine Amapa, which was valued last year at $1.5bn.

SA’s latest gold ETN strips out rand risk

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It’s bad enough trying to forecast gold without having to factor in the effect the rand will have on your investment, says Investec of its newly-launched gold product.

Congo mining code revision not retroactive

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A proposed revision of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mining code, which could see Government take a 35% stake in projects, would not be applied to existing mining projects.

SA mine trouble to linger as tension bubbles

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Some strikes have been resolved; many continue. What is certain, however, is that the labour discontent of 2012 is set to be a long-standing feature of the industry.

CoAL ends Mooiplaats strike, but market bites

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Coal of Africa said a six-week strike at its Mooiplaats colliery in Mpumalanga province was over, but the lower production and poor markets will make to a tough first half of its financial year.