Ferrochrome exports in trouble as Transnet utilisation rate falls to 40%,...
MERAFE Resources and Glencore had encountered "huge problems" exporting ferrochrome from South Africa with utilisation rates on the rail and ports facilities managed by...
Froneman doubles down on gold ambitions saying AngloGold, Gold Fields should...
NEAL Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater, has doubled down on comments made in February that his company was considering merger and acquisition activity in order...
Gold rush in DRC’s South Kivu prompts Govt. to issue decree...
AUTHORITIES in South Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has banned mining after a gold rush drew thousands of artisanal miners,...
Minerals Council SA offers to foot bill of Govt’s new prospecting,...
THE Minerals Council of South Africa has offered to foot the bill for the development and installation of a new prospecting and mining licencing...
Why hasn’t Neal Froneman made a knockout bid for AngloGold Ashanti?...
IT’S curious that Sibanye-Stillwater hasn’t made a bid for AngloGold Ashanti.
Still without a permanent CEO, and with a share price that underperformed many of...
Bid to expand Rio Tinto Mozambique coal fraud lawsuit blocked by...
A US judge on Wednesday quashed a bid to widen the scope of a civil lawsuit by the US Securities and Exchange Commission that...
Namibia Govt. to limit selling of mining venture shares to foreign...
THE Namibian government will limit locals selling out their entire shareholdings in mining ventures to foreign investors, said Reuters.
"For a Namibian to sell their...
Mining offers SA a route to economic recovery, but Govt’s track-record...
THE R100bn surplus in South Africa's tax-take this year, reaching an estimated R300bn, is thought to be largely due to improved royalty payments and...
Fallout for Rio Tinto continues as activist investors asks if other...
THE fallout for Rio Tinto following the destruction last year of the 46,000-year-old Juukan Gorge rock shelters in Western Australia shows no sign of slowing.
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Long on promises, short on details, SA’s mineral exploration sector deserves...
THE Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) and the Minerals Council of South Africa continue to get along just fine, but there are...