DRDGold responds to Parliament's 'blackmail' comments
DRDGold says it has sent a written submission to Parliament's water affairs portfolio committee head following comments he made about the company.
DRDGold accused of 'blackmailing' government over acid mine drainage
The head of Parliament's water affairs committee has demanded that the executives of DRDGold explain what he called their "blackmail" of government.
Eight mine workers killed in bus accident
Eight mine workers were killed and at least 40 injured when a bus overturned on the R501 in Doornfontein on Friday morning.
DRDGold third-quarter output up, starts Zim exploration
South Africa's fourth-biggest gold producer, DRDGold, reported a 4% rise in gold production for the third quarter.
DRDGold second-quarter gold output up
DRDGold reported a 4% rise in gold production for the quarter to end-December and a return to profit owing to lower operating costs.
Solidarity goes to court over DRDGold retrenchments
Trade union Solidarity has lodged an application with the Labour Court for an urgent interdict against JSE-listed mining company DRDGold.
DRDGold to seek judicial order for struggling mine
DRDGold said on Monday it would seek a high court order to place its troubled Blyvoor mine under judicial management to save it from liquidation.
DRDGold strike action enters third week
Wage-related strike action by DRDGold's employees has entered its third week, the gold miner said on Wednesday.
DRDGold rules out improving wage offer to end strike
The strike over wages at DRDGold's operations continued on Friday, the National Union of Mineworkers said.
DRDGold seeks court order to end strike
DRDGold said on Thursday it was seeking a court order to declare illegal a strike that has affected two of its mines.
DRDGold mines hit by pay strike
DRDGold said on Wednesday a total of about 4 400 workers at two of its mines were on strike, and output at the operations had been affected.
DRDGOLD faces strike threat at three mines
DRDGOLD said on Monday it had reached a wage settlement with UASA, but may face a strike over pay by members of the NUM.
Mine retrenchments could be cut by 60%, says Solidarity
Retrenchments in the South African mining industry could be reduced by 40% to 60%, Solidarity deputy general secretary Dirk Hermann said on Thursday.
DRDGold buys remaining stake in Elsburg
DRDGold said on Tuesday it had bought the remaining 35% interest in the Elsburg Gold Mining joint venture, so far held by Australia's Mintails.
DRDGold halts drilling at ERPM gold mine
DRDGold said on Tuesday it had halted drilling and blasting at the ERPM gold mine's only producing shaft because of pumping problems.
DRDGold posts first-quarter net loss
South Africa's fourth-biggest gold producer, DRDGold, on Thursday said production in the first quarter was unchanged at 70 861 ounces.
DRDGold miner dies in underground accident
A miner has died in an accident at DRDGold's Blyvooruitzicht mine near Carletonville, an official confirmed on Thursday.
DRDGold prepares for change of guard
Gold miner DRDGold has announced the appointment of a CEO-designate in anticipation of the termination of CEO John Sayers's contract.
Erwin: No clear link between power crisis and job cuts
It is unclear whether proposed job cuts in the mining industry are caused by power cuts and electricity rationing, or other factors, Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin said in Parliament on Wednesday. "I've been a trade unionist for many years, and you often use an event like this to explain something you're going to do anyway," he said.
Violence adds to economic woes
Anti-foreigner violence in South Africa has already hit the mining sector, a mainstay of the domestic economy, and threatens to undermine confidence among international investors, analysts say. Even before the unrest broke out, the outlook for the South African economy was clouded by uncertainty.
