Shares in Steinhoff have slumped to fresh lows despite a deal with creditors being reached.
Zimbabwe will issue new notes and coins soon, its Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has said.
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The committee held a day of engagements with organised labour in the mining and energy sectors on Tuesday. The most topical issues that unions touched on were the Mining Charter, and the role of Eskom in creating a conducive environment for industry.
UASA senior manager Johan van Niekerk was addressing the committee on Tuesday morning as part of the committee's engagements with organised labour. The union said it appreciated government’s commitment to making mining a "sunrise industry".
Gold mining company Harmony reduced its losses by over 40% for the 2019 financial year.
Impala Platinum will report its first net profit since 2014 as the South African miner benefits from higher metals prices and operational improvements.
Gold Fields returned to a profit of $70.5 million in the six months through June, after a loss in the year-earlier period.
De Beers will let buyers reject more diamonds at a sale next week as the mining company shows almost unprecedented flexibility to ease a growing crisis.
South Africa’s Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union is making “slow, steady” progress on wage talks, but the offer from the former Lonmin operations was provoking a strike, its president said.
Mining production levels dropped 4.2% year-on-year in June 2019, with the largest negative contributors to the decline being gold, diamonds and platinum group metals.
The Springs Regional Court in Gauteng is set to decide whether the case against the former directors of Aurora Empowerment Systems directors, accused of environmental violations, should be broadcast.
Platinum and iron ore producers will generate additional tax revenues as a rally in metal prices buoys their earnings, according to Morgan Stanley.
Dubai’s DSA Investments is considering forming a venture with labour union Nehawu to bid for coal assets that Glencore was pressured into selling to a company controlled by the politically-connected Gupta family in 2015.
Consumer group warns of phone scams.
BMW billionaire heirs say their lives are harder than you think.
A Naspers start-up fund will invest R30m in online cleaning services platform SweepSouth.
Former SARS commissioner Tom Moyane has denied creating a Twitter account to hit back at the medi...
The SA school system based on dumbing down, says Jonathan Jansen.
Thousands of miners, ex-employees and dependents of deceased miners will finally receive compensation for suffering through tuberculosis or silicosis because of working underground in South African gold mines.
The approval by the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg for a landmark R5bn settlement with ill gold miners has been broadly welcomed by the affected parties.
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