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Back to the future

May 12 2011 21:45

David_McKay David McKay on ArcelorMittal SA’s bid to get into mining.

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Zimbabwe worth a second look

Apr 25 2011 08:50

Political risk is so high that positioning in the country carries no premium.

David McKay

Hunting the golden eggs' goose

Mar 28 2011 07:06

Resource nationalism is a growing problem, and not restricted to developing economies, writes David McKay

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Biggest aftershock reserved for energy

Mar 20 2011 09:16

It’s now possible to view the Japanese and European coal markets as growth areas again, writes David McKay

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Shabangu conquers, but troubles brew at home

Mar 13 2011 08:37

Mines Minister Susan Shabangu is selling SA mining’s future abroad with refreshing honesty - but there’s no escaping the reality of a vexed transformation struggle back home, writes David McKay.

Inside Fin24.com

Cell C sparks price war

A tariff drop by Cell C has set off a price war among cellphone networks.
Medupi 'hush money'

Medupi subcontractors say they have been offered hush money to settle compensation claims.
UK recession deepens

Britain's recession in the first quarter was deeper than initially thought.
SA wants Nigerian oil

SA is shopping around to cut crude imports from Iran and avoid US sanctions.
E-tolls appeal to ConCourt

Pravin Gordhan wants the high court order halting e-tolling to be set aside.
'We don't need the West'

Gwede Mantashe says SA can now turn to fellow Brics for its funding needs.
Eskom has supply worries

Eskom is concerned about meeting peak power demand as winter sets in.
E-toll warning ignored

The government was warned of the high collection costs for e-tolls in 2010.

David McKay

Paying taxes, and then some

Feb 27 2011 14:44

One can easily see how vexed a debate on carbon tax - mooted in the budget speech - may become, writes David McKay.

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Anglo cautious despite comeback

Feb 20 2011 11:32

David McKay on why Anglo's final dividend is slightly disappointing.

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DMR's hot potato

Feb 14 2011 14:38

David McKay on why finding a new DG will be a tough task.

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Flooding may break Grootvlei's back

Feb 06 2011 08:30

Aurora's Chinese investors may find nothing other than a submerged dump at Grootvlei, one of the Witwatersrand's oldest operating orebodies.

David McKay

Froneman's road to redemption

Feb 01 2011 09:21

Has Gold One International CEO Neal Froneman done enough to exorcise the ghosts of the Dominion mine, asks David McKay.

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History repeats itself

Jan 28 2011 18:08

David McKay on why Kumba is unlikely to win its Sishen battle.

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BHP's less preferred route

Nov 21 2010 10:09

One can't shake the feeling Marius Kloppers is working to a plan B, writes David McKay.

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Fin24 Upgrade

Nov 18 2010 09:15

We have embarked on a fresh wave of site improvements. Fin24 editor David McKay explains.

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It pays to know the cost and what you’re getting in return

May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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