Endeavour waiting on “more green lights” before resuming exploration in Burkina...
ENDEAVOUR Mining was waiting for "more green lights" before resuming exploration work at its Boungou mine in Burkina Faso, said the firm's CEO, Sébastien...
Gold Fields warns of capital overrun at $860m Salares Norte as...
GOLD Fields' project in Chile, Salares Norte is facing a capital expenditure overrun of up seven per cent owing to inflation, said Chris Griffith, CEO...
Weaker PGM basket takes Sibanye-Stillwater lower for first quarter blighted by...
A DECLINE in the average platinum group metal (PGM) basket price resulted in lower adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for...
More lights out for South Africa as Gordhan warns of unprecedented...
POWER rationing in South Africa, known as loadshedding, could increase to 8,000MW a day in terms of possible Stage 8 measures, according to a...
South Africa weighing ban on scrap metal exports to curb infrastructure...
PRAVIN Gordhan, South Africa's minister of public enterprises, said the export of scrap metal ought to be halted for a period in order to...
Wesizwe announces new CEO owing to “operational requirements:
WESIZWE Platinum said that owing to "operational requirements" its CEO Zhimin Li has stepped down from his position, effective Wednesday. Li has been replaced...
Barrick got “a way to go” before convincing market merger returns...
MARK Bristow said his company Barrick Gold had "a way to go" before it could convince investors its improved financial performance was sustainable.
"Our share...
DRDGOLD “in favourable position” to declare year-end dividend after cash increases
DRDGOLD said it remained "in a favourable position" to declare a year-end dividend in August following third (March) quarter production numbers in which it...
AMCU to demand 40% wage hike of PGM miners following year...
UNIONS representing platinum group metal (PGM) miners are set to ask for wage increases of up to 40%, according to a report by Daily...
SA coal exporters turn to trucks as Transnet dysfunction risks billions...
SOUTH African coal mining firms have resorted to trucking coal to the ports in a desperate effort to overcome a force majeure imposed by...