The president said on Friday that the work "starts now". He wasn't wrong, writes Pieter du Toit.
Seven key points in the president's package of economic reforms and spending plans.
Meet the members of President Cyril Ramaphosa's new 10-person advisory panel on land reform.
Glencore will increase its share buyback program by as much as $1bn, adding to a growing number of moves by the world’s biggest miners this year to return more money to investors.
The biggest gold deal of the past three years may ease concerns about Barrick Gold Corporation's stagnant production and offer Randgold Resources a reset for its languishing shares.
In an update to shareholders the platinum miner said Ian Botha had tendered his resignation and would be 'relocating abroad to pursue other career opportunities'.
The R5bn Sibanye-Stillwater acquisition of Lonmin gets a boost from competition authorities.
AngloGold Ashanti has concluded a wage agreement with AMCU, UASA and Solidarity for a three-year period.
Although still considered a 'sunrise industry' by the Minerals Council of South Africa, SA's mining industry has faced job losses, a fall in its exploration budget and rising input costs for the past decade.
Platinum prices are languishing near the lowest in a decade, but the biggest miners are barely cutting production.
Impala Platinum’s restructuring plan has impacted earnings, with the company reporting a full year loss of R10.8bn.
Exxaro Resources and Seriti Resources are among groups considering bidding for South32’s South African thermal coal operations, valued at almost R12bn, according to people familiar with the matter.
After more than two decades of improving mine safety since the end of apartheid, South Africa’s progress has stalled with an increase in gold-mining deaths.
The miner said the price of platinum had declined by 5% in dollar terms over the past financial year, and it was expecting a surplus of platinum for the 2018 calendar year.
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Sasol Khanyisa violates Civil Rights Act
South Africa – and the world – is crying for ethical leaders.
Solidarity has written to the New York Stock Exchange over the Sasol Khanyisa share scheme, but Sasol says negative perceptions are a misunderstanding.
Phasing out coal will plunge the sector into crisis, and urgent intervention is needed to mitigate job losses, a new study has found.
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