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Load shedding gives her the sense that 'Things Fall Apart', says Ferial Haffajee.
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Sibanye said earlier this week that it was considering shutting unprofitable shafts and cutting jobs at its South African gold mines amid a three-month-old wage strike that’s curbing output.
OceanaGold has announced the discovery of high grade gold and silver mineralisation at its WKP prospect in New Zealand.
Brazilian prosecutors said that the trader was among a group of former Petrobras employees accused of taking more than $31m in bribes from intermediaries linked to some of the biggest commodity-trading firms in the world.
Labour unions met on Friday to discuss the job cuts, which will affect contractors and expatriate employees, the people said, asking not to be identified as the matter is private.
Harmony Gold expects lower earnings when it release interim results next week
The platinum miner has delayed placing some of its shafts on care and maintenance due to improved market conditions.
SA mining employers body the Minerals Council says its members will check up on the status of their waste dams in light of the collapse of a mine dam in Brazil that has caused 99 deaths with many more unaccounted for.
The largest diamond ever discovered in North America will be on display in New York City for the next several days.
Mining company Gemfields says it will pay £5.8m (about R100m) to settle a group claim on a no-admission-of-liability basis related to a mining concession in northern Mozambique.
The Competition Appeal Court of South Africa will hear an appeal by union Amcu against a merger between mining groups Sibanye-Stillwater and Lonmin.
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Two decades ago, Anglo American created the world’s No. 1 gold miner by merging its South African assets. Having long since been eclipsed by its rivals, AngloGold Ashanti may need to leave home to keep up.
Harry Kenyon-Slaney’s arrival as non-executive director comes at a time when Sibanye-Stillwater is shrugging off the impact of industrial action and occupational challenges including mine deaths that occurred last years.
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