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Sibanye-Stillwater to ask court to declare AMCU strike unprotected after union...

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SIBANYE-Stillwater is to ask the Labour Court to declare a four-month long strike at its South African gold mines by the Association of Mineworkers...

Anglo will walk from $3bn Los Bronces expansion if “public protests”

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ANGLO American said it would bin the $3bn expansion of its Los Bronces copper mine in Chile if "... the public protests against it",...

Endeavour’s Ity CIL “an inflection point” for cash flow as hits...

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COMMERCIAL production of the $420m Ity CIL project in Côte d'Ivoire had been achieved at full nameplate capacity of 160,000 ounces of gold annually, said...

Goviex signs framework pact with Niger which adds to stake in...

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TORONTO-listed uranium development company, Goviex, said it had signed a framework with the Niger government in which the government would buy a 10% stake...

Ata consortium hooks Universal Coal offer after Afrimat tables R2.15bn bid

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WESCOAL Holdings said a consortium in which it was participating for the takeover of Universal Coal had hooked its offer after the Australian-listed firm...

Curtain falls on Mzi Khumalo’s Zimbabwe gold exploits as files for...

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THE curtain has fallen on South African mining entrepreneur, Mzi Khumalo's Zimbabwean gold mining exploits after Metallon Corporation subsidiaries, Mazowe Mining Company and Goldfields...

Perseus locks down $150m for Yaouré, spotlight now falls on April...

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PERSEUS Mining has secured $150m in funds from a syndicate of three banks which will be used to develop the $265m Yaouré gold project...

Ethical investors give mining firms 45 days to make public facility...

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SOME of the world's largest mining companies have been asked by a group of ethical investors to make public details regarding every facility they...

Perseus Mining on track to report up to 291,000 oz in...

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PERSEUS Mining was on track to produce up to 291,000 ounces of gold for its 2019 financial year ended June 30 after reporting March...

Minerals Council warns more scrambled policy on menu for SA mining...

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WHAT’S planned by the South African government is a delicate eggs en cocotte, but it’s more likely the country’s mining sector will be served...