About 3 000 super-rich have left SA in the past 10 years, according to a new report.
Madiba would have been alarmed at the polarisation and hate speech in SA, says Derek Hanekom.
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Trade union AMCU will end its five-month long strike after reaching an agreement with Sibanye-Stillwater.
Community activists who oppose mining projects in South Africa are often harassed, threatened and sometimes killed, according to a report by advocacy groups including Human Rights Watch.
Orion Minerals on Monday confirmed that it was raising A$8m in capital as part of a broader Black Empowerment Equity restructuring process.
Tiffany & Co has been expanding its workforce in sub-Saharan Africa - a region of almost one billion people where the jewelry giant doesn't have a single store.
The African Transformation Movement has asked Energy Minister Jeff Radebe to lend a helping hand with the labour challenges faced by mineworkers at Sibanye-Stillwater.
Sasol has opened a new coal mine, in a R5.6bn investment geared to supply its Secunda Synfuels Operations.
A giant diamond of 302.37 carats was unveiled to the world by Graff jewellers on Wednesday evening.
Sibanye-Stillwater announced that it raised approximately R1.7bn through the placing of more than 108 million shares on Tuesday.
Sibanye-Stillwater is set to conduct a non pre-emptive cash placing of new ordinary shares, the miner announced on Tuesday evening.
The industry body has warned that 90 000 jobs in the country's platinum industry are at risk due to a combination of strikes, weak demand, declining productivity, growth in recycling, and the rising cost of electricity.
Anglo American will scrap its next big copper project if studies indicate the plan could harm nearby glaciers or there’s major opposition from local communities in Chile, a top executive says.
PetroSA can survive 'beyond today' thanks to emergency plan, MPs hear
Group Five has filed for bankruptcy protection
Valuer-General does not replace court in determining compensation for expropriation - chamber
Numsa has rejected the latest tariff increase granted to Eskom
The Competition Appeal Court has heard that a merger between two mining companies would lead to substantial job losses, affecting the surrounding community.
AngloGold Ashanti is complying with an order from the Department of Mineral Resources to amend its mining rights to reflect black economic empowerment.
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