The Water Tribunal has given Aim-listed phosphate explorer and developer Kropz three days, starting on September 3, to present its case in an appeal against the integrated water-use licence (WUL) for its Elandsfontein mine on South Africa’s West Coast….
Kropz to present Elandsfontein water-use licence case Read More »
Law firm Herbert Smith Freehills partner and Africa co-chairperson Peter Leon tells Mining Weekly that the August 19 coup in Mali, in which now-former President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita was allegedly arrested and forced to resign on State television by t…
Mali unrest rattles markets, destabilises region − Leon Read More »
Gold miners with operations in Mali, including Aim-listed Hummingbird Resources and TSX-listed B2Gold, are closely monitoring the situation in that country following the apparent forced resignation of Mali President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita after an alle…
Mali miners monitoring situation after political unrest, alleged coup Read More »
Financial risk management, solutions and insights company Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research (Fitch Solutions) says mining production and investment across most minerals, except for thermal coal, are likely to finish the year stronger t…
Mining production to end year higher than in the first half Read More »
Aim- and TSX-V-listed African mining royalty generator Altus Strategies has recorded high-grade drilling results from the FT prospect at its 100 km2 Tabakorole gold project, in southern Mali, about 280 km south of the capital Bamako.
Drilling programme unearths high-grade mineralisation at Altus’ Tabakorole project Read More »
JSE- and NYSE-listed gold mining company AngloGold Ashanti’s outgoing CEO Kelvin Dushnisky has sold 20 000 shares, worth $572 116, in a transaction dated August 13.
The transaction took place on the New York Stock Exchange, at a share price of $28.60 …
Dushnisky sells 20 000 AngloGold shares Read More »
The Minerals Council South Africa reports that a number of its members have contributed a combined R4.7-million towards oxygen and oxygen-related products for the Eastern Cape as the province battles Covid-19 infections.
Mining companies have, over th…
Gold miner Gold One has decreased its shareholding in JSE- and NYSE-listed precious metals miner Sibanye-Stillwater to 9.93% from 12.26%.
Gold One acquired a stake in Sibanye in August 2013 when it sold its Cooke underground and surface operations, on…
Gold One decreases shareholding in Sibanye-Stillwater Read More »
Despite Covid-19 disruptions to its operations, Harmony Gold Mining Company managed to achieve up to 75% of planned production during the last quarter of the its financial year to June 30, which was higher than it initially expected to achieve.
Howeve…
Harmony achieves better than expected output levels, notes gold price benefits Read More »
Total contractor-mined alluvial gold ore produced at Xtract Resources’ Manica Concession in Kabwe, Mozambique, increased from 467 oz in the first quarter to 566 oz in the second quarter of this year. Production was, however, down from the 1 045 oz prod…
Second-quarter production at Xtract’s Manica Concession rises, production costs fall Read More »
