Kebble trial resumes
Slain mining magnate Brett Kebble's murder trial is set to continue, more than five years after he was shot dead.
Num: revoke Pamodzi Gold liquidation
The Num says it is concerned that assets at Aurora's mines are being sold as scrap, saying the "obviously failed" liquidation of Pamodzi Gold should be nullified.
BlackRock bullish on copper, iron ore
BlackRock Inc, the world's largest money manager, is overweight copper and also favours iron ore, says the firm's resources-division chief.
Gold Fields faces South Deep strike
Gold Fields says National Union of Mineworkers members at its South Deep mine will go on strike following a fight over employee-management relations.
Trans Hex shares hit gravel
Shares in diamond miner Trans Hex have plummeted almost 9% following an unfavourable interim trading update.
SA faces power crunch from next year
Power supply over the next five years is going to be tighter than previously expected with 2012 shaping up as the year when it will be most constrained, according to Eskom.
Sandi Majali granted bail
UPDATED: Alleged corporate hijacker Sandile Majali has been released on bail after an urgent application was lodged in the Johannesburg High Court, says his lawyer.
First weekly gold decline in three months
Gold has recorded its first weekly decline in nearly three months, with investors keeping an eye on any statements from the G20 meeting.
ICT, state miner in Vaal licence swoop
Imperial Crown Trading and state-owned African Exploration, Mining and Finance Corporation have acquired several prospecting licences along the banks of the Vaal River.
Mine water report kept under wraps
A government-appointed team of experts has completed a report on acid mine drainage, but the document will not be made public yet, officials say.