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Army puts backers off multibillion-dollar Zimbabwe platinum mine

Army puts backers off multibillion-dollar Zimbabwe platinum mine

Felix Njini, Antony Sguazzin and Loni Prinsloo, Bloomberg / 15 May 2019
The mine is held in a joint venture between Zimbabwe's Defence Industry, a Russian investor and others.
Lonmin likely to cut fewer jobs due to revenue boost – CEO

Lonmin likely to cut fewer jobs due to revenue boost – CEO

Zandi Shabalala and Pratima Desai, Reuters / 15 May 2019
The revenue boost from higher palladium prices and weaker rand may allow Lonmin to deploy capital to develop new shafts - CEO.
Companies planning to go off the grid

Companies planning to go off the grid

Ciaran Ryan / 14 May 2019
Anglo Platinum, Sibanye-Stillwater, Makro and the City of Joburg are loosening their ties to Eskom.
South Africa’s golden age is dead. Good riddance

South Africa’s golden age is dead. Good riddance

David Fickling, Bloomberg / 11 May 2019
Even the richest mine eventually runs out.
Ex-Anglo CEO Carroll says ‘conservative’ miners need more women

Ex-Anglo CEO Carroll says ‘conservative’ miners need more women

Krystal Chia, Bloomberg / 10 May 2019
Industry needs to change; push gender diversity.
Race for AngloGold assets may pit Sibanye against rival Harmony

Race for AngloGold assets may pit Sibanye against rival Harmony

Felix Njini, Bloomberg / 10 May 2019
AngloGold Ashanti to exit South Africa.
How Total’s CEO pounced on Anadarko’s African energy assets

How Total’s CEO pounced on Anadarko’s African energy assets

Bate Felix, Reuters / 9 May 2019
Total's CEO remained flexible in negotiations, took a swift decision and ensured there were no leaks until the deal worth $8.8bn was announced.
AngloGold plans to sell mines in final exit from South Africa

AngloGold plans to sell mines in final exit from South Africa

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Felix Njini, Bloomberg / 9 May 2019
Exiting its South African operations could be a precursor to the miner moving its listing to London or Toronto.
Barrick CEO expects to raise $1.5bn through asset sales

Barrick CEO expects to raise $1.5bn through asset sales

Barrick CEO Expects to Raise $1.5 Billion Through Asset Sales / 9 May 2019
Assets will be sold once they are optimised enough to create sufficient value for shareholders, says CEO.
Afrimat shines in a broken sector

Afrimat shines in a broken sector

Ciaran Ryan / 7 May 2019
By sticking to SA and diversifying into mining.
Occidental’s winding path to Anadarko bid led to Buffett

Occidental’s winding path to Anadarko bid led to Buffett

Kiel Porter and Rachel Adams-Heard, Bloomberg / 3 May 2019
Buffet's involvement gives Occidental the upper hand over Chevron Corp.'s offer for Anadarko.
Harmony stays on target

Harmony stays on target

Adriaan Kruger / 2 May 2019
The operational update for the nine months to March 2018 shows that Harmony is set to produce good results in the financial year.
Sibanye says 1 800 workers are trapped underground

Sibanye says 1 800 workers are trapped underground

Felix Njini, Bloomberg / 30 April 2019
Follows incident in shaft used to transport workers.
Glencore lowers 2019 production forecasts for copper to oil

Glencore lowers 2019 production forecasts for copper to oil

Thomas Biesheuvel, Bloomberg / 30 April 2019
The company also cut its targets for nickel and ferrochrome.
Implats says Q3 platinum output up

Implats says Q3 platinum output up

Reuters / 26 April 2019
Platinum production at Marula mine hampered by community disruptions.

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