Latest articles on Pamodzi Gold
Court finds Mandela, Zuma heirs liable for Aurora decay
Pretoria high court finds directors of Aurora, including Khulubuse Zuma and Zondwa Mandela, guilty of stripping the assets of Pamodzi Gold's mines.
Aurora’s ‘pipe dream’ up in smoke
The president’s nephew and cohorts have been ordered to pay the miners they abandoned.
Khulubuse Zuma: Cosatu, Num allegations distorted
The statements "seek to distort the findings" of the report by the commissioner who was tasked to conduct an inquiry into the affairs of Pamodzi.
Khulubuse Zuma goes to court over R1.5bn Aurora claims
Khulubuse Zuma, President Jacob Zuma's controversial nephew, will go to court to fight claims for R1.5-billion by the liquidators of Aurora mines.
Aurora skeletons rattle Motala
Ghosts still haunt controversial Enver Motala’s handling of the insolvent gold mining company
Nationalisation: There is no common law right to exploit minerals
The debate about the nationalisation of SA mines continues merrily but it is taking place in astounding ignorance of the actual legal position.
Khulubuse Zuma owes R29 000 in traffic fines
Businessman Khulubuse Zuma owes the eThekwini metro police R28 950 in outstanding traffic fines. The metro cops may have to wait in line, however.
Pamodzi gold trail leads to Solly, Fazel Bhana
Liquidators say Solly and Fazel Bhana were behind the collapse of the Pamodzi gold mines, stripping the mines' assets while workers went unpaid.
Light at the end of the tunnel for Aurora
The end of the Pamodzi and Aurora crisis may finally be in sight if the Pamodzi liquidators succeed in selling the Grootvlei and Orkney mines.
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