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Mining policies inconsistent – Cutifani

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South Africa's macroeconomic policies, particularly those considered for the mining industry, will erode competitiveness and stall investment, says AngloGold Ashanti CEO Mark Cutifani.

Merafe shuts more furnaces over power

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Merafe and Xstrata’s chrome venture will temporarily shut down another two of its 20 furnaces in an extension of its power buy-back deal with Eskom.

Anglo American launches R4.2bn Zibulo colliery

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Anglo American has officially launched its Zibulo Colliery in Mpumalanga, the first major project to be completed under its empowerment company Anglo American Inyosi Coal.

Pallinghurst to pursue “bargain’ rights offer

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Pallinghurst Resources has approved a new rights offering for R800m, priced at around a third of its net asset value, as the company looks to add coal and copper properties to its asset base.

NewCo’s Platmin in healthy state

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THE ramp-up problems that have beset Platmin are a thing of the past according to Chairman Brian Gilbertson, who says the mine will achieve its production target by year-end.

Finance a challenge for junior miners

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Despite steady commodity prices, financing remains a challenge for junior miners, a financing panel told the Reuters Global Mining and Metals Summit.

Pallinghurst shows its hand on Platmin

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Brian Gilbertson has shown why he delisted Platmin late last year, announcing a consolidation of the company with Pallinghurst and the Bakgatla community’s other PGM interests in the region.

Keaton on the acquisition path

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Keaton Energy says it is on the lookout for new assets, seeking acquisitions to complement the company’s recent takeover of Leeuw Mining and Exploration.

Wesizwe awards shaft sinking contract

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Wesizwe Platinum says it has awarded the Bakubung mine's shaft sinking contract to Aveng Grinaker-LTA Mining, following a tender process.

Coal prices to keep head above water

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India and China demand for coal would help keep prices above $100/t which Anglo Coal Thermal CEO, Norman Mbazima, said was "not great" but still profitable for the company.