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Sibanye-Lonmin deal one step closer, moratorium on job cuts

Article Gemma Ritchie - 22 Nov 2018

The South African Competition Tribunal approved Sibanye’s acquisition of Lonmin subject to agreed conditions between the two companies

Amcu firm on Sibanye strike, warns of fresh strike in platinum sector

Article Tehillah Nieselow - 21 Nov 2018

Amcu President Joseph Mathunjwa promised to embark on a secondary strike in the platinum sector, at a yet-to-be-determined date

Mine deaths expected to hit Sibanye gold production

Article Sibongile Khumalo - 4 Jul 2018

The damage to infrastructure at Masakhane mine following a seismic event on May 3 2018, was among the operational disturbances the company experienced

Sibanye-Stillwater boss ‘traumatised’ by surge in mine deaths

Article Staff Reporter - 3 Jul 2018

The death toll at Sibanye-Stillwater's operations this year alone stands at more than 20

Three workers killed at Sibanye mine, two still missing

Article Sibongile Khumalo - 11 Jun 2018

According to a statement by the mine, five workers had entered an “abandoned working place” at Kloof Ikamva shaft, south of Johannesburg

Sibanye-Stillwater vows to start on a clean slate at Marikana

Article Sibongile Khumalo - 1 May 2018

The mining company is in the process of buying out Lonmin and it has vowed to do things differently

Sibanye doubtful of imminent platinum purchase as Anglo stalls

Article Staff Reporter - 31 Jul 2014

The gold miner is interested in buying troubled platinum operations but has found Anglo American to be moving at a slower-than-anticipated pace.

Sibanye offers R407-million for Wits Gold projects

Article Paul Burkhardt - 11 Dec 2013

The gold mining company is seeking Wits Gold's operations to extend the life of its nearby Beatrix mine and unlock value.

Sibanye Gold to let go of 1 110 workers

Article Sapa - 30 May 2013

Sibanye Gold says it will retrench 1 110 of its workers after its Beatrix West operations shut down earlier this year due to fire damage.

JSE remains down on profit-taking

Article Staff Reporter - 22 Feb 2008

Profit-taking helped the JSE catch its breath on Friday after its good rally on Thursday, which led the bourse to dip 0,82% by midday. The platinum-mining index gave up 2,09%, resources lost 1,11% and the gold-mining index eased 0,09%. Industrials weakened 0,69%, financials shed 0,17% and banks picked up 0,15%.

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