Imperial Crown Trading says the appeal court’s interpretation of an Act that resulted in Sishen Iron Ore repossessing rights at Sishen mine was wrong.
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It has been revealed that the head of the Johannesburg state attorney’s office was among those behind the tip-offs which led to a meeting with ICT.
The DA is calling for a probe into the mineral resources department following its handling of "the mineral rights debacle involving Kumba and ICT".
Lawyer says a department manager died as he was about to spill the beans about controversial deal.
Observers fear Glynnis Breytenbach is the victim of collateral damage in the battle between the Sishen mining rivals.
The politically linked Imperial Crown Trading 289 has a long legal battle ahead of it.
ArcelorMittal SA has dropped its acquisition of Imperial Crown Trading for R800-million.
An internal due diligence process may be at the heart of the failed empowerment deal between steel giant ArcelorMittal and the Ayigobi Consortium.
ArcelorMittal says it would not proceed with a much-criticised black economic empowerment deal after its conditions were not met by Kumba Iron Ore.
Are you tired of hearing about Kumba, which sounds more like a song than a mining company? Here’s a breakdown of the story.
The state is due to lay charges against Kumba Iron Ore over its application for a mining right over the company’s Sishen mine it did not yet own.
Mining giant Kumba are arguing in court that Imperial Crown Trading submitted a "fraudulent" prospecting right to the department of mineral resources.
The Hawks have raided the offices of the department of mineral resources and a company involved in a bitter dispute with a unit of Anglo American.
ArcelorMittal South Africa has decided to join Kumba Iron Ore in its legal case against Imperial Crown Trading.
Court case could lead to collapse of multibillion-rand ICT and BEE deals.
Mineral Resources official in "close personal relationship" with controversial mine bids businessman.
Corruption, incompetence and policy uncertainty are scaring off investors.
If Kumba and ICT can claim ownership of rights to 21,4% of the mine for the price of a R500 application fee, why not a member of the public?
Sishen Iron Ore has objected to a decision by the mineral resources department to accept a mining right application from Imperial Crown Trading (ICT).
