Lonmin unlucky in BEE love

Lisa Steyn
ANC heavyweight Cyril Ramaphosa's investment in Incwala is sinking, writes Lisa Steyn. comments (0)

Carroll: Mine violence caused by legacy of apartheid

Sapa
Violence witnessed in the mining sector this year stems from "underlying social problems that remain", says Anglo American's CEO Cynthia Carroll. comments (0)

Mining charter falls short of BEE Act

Sapa
The mining charter in its current form betrays the principles of empowerment and should be aligned with the BEE Act, the Black Managent Forum said. comments (0)

ArcelorMittal could face action in SA

Lloyd Gedye
Tough talk around ArcelorMittal's French plans has shone a spotlight on its local pricing structure. comments (0)

Unbundle of joy: Gold Fields unveils new subsidiary

Lisa Steyn
Gold Fields has announced the creation of Sibanye Gold Limited, a new company formed through the unbundling of its subsidiary GFI Mining South Africa. comments (0)

Amplats to release business review next year

Reuters
Amplats says the results of its business review, which is widely expected to lead to shaft closures and job cuts, would be published early next year. comments (0)

Platinum sales reach lowest levels in over a decade

Lisa Steyn
A fall in platinum supplies has moved the market into a deficit of 400 000 ounces in 2012 as SA sales reach their lowest levels in over a decade. comments (0)

Shanduka denies Molewa intervened in licence row

Sapa
Shanduka Group has denied that Minister of Water Edna Molewa had discussions with it about water licences for its coal operations. comments (0)

Amplats workers have not accepted offer

Sapa
Anglo Platinum says thousands of workers at its operations in Rustenburg have still not accepted an offer to reinstate them. comments (0)

No end in sight for Amplats strike

Molaole Montsho
The Rustenburg strike coordinating committee says the protest at Anglo American Platinum will continue despite earlier claims to the contrary. comments (0)

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