This week Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer unpacks Rio Tinto’s $463-million Zulti South Project, platinum jewellery stimulating platinum demand and green hydrogen being used to ensure carbon-free driving in a time of increasing vehicle electrificati…
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This week Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer discusses Anglo American’s plans for hydrogen, new tunnel boring technology at Northam’s Eland mine and Australia’s $7.1-billion budget surplus.
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South Africa’s largest coal producer and black-empowered coal company Exxaro has unveiled its new ultramodern headquarters. The conneXXion, in Centurion, has e-parking bays for employees to charge their electric or hybrid vehicles while they work, and …
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Exxaro delivers record coal output, sales; ups total dividend; and, Canyon offers Eskom cheaper coal on open-book basis
This week Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer unpacks Sibanye-Stillwater’s investment in DRDGold, South Africa’s good position in coal and renewables and the Minerals Council South Africa’s decision to take the Department of Mineral Resources to court….
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A Kazakh mining company sued the UK’s anti-fraud authority for $93-million – the amount it has racked up in legal costs – as the agency moves closer to a decision on whether to charge one of its billionaire owners.
Eurasian Natural Resources Corp clai…
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The Minerals Council South Africa has said that as many as 90 000 jobs in the country’s mining sector could be at risk "solely as a result" of recent electricity tariff increases. "Given the mining sector’s dependency ratio of 10 people sup…
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This week, Canyon offers Eskom cheaper coal, Wescoal to acquire 50% interest in Arnot and Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe goes after illegal mining syndicate leaders. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer unpacks the headlines.
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Royal Bafokeng Platinum secures R1bn building block; RBPlat highlights encouraging new govt approach to mining; And, RBPlat studying solar energy, upgrading slimes dams
This week Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer discusses the country’s ferrochrome potential, the national platinum strategy and the Nevada JV agreement.
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