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South Africa
Who'll be Hardest Hit by empowerment?

The first estimates of possible losses to mining companies have [...]

Published on 26/03/2003 at 10:00 GMT

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South Africa
GeoActiv Consultants in Exploration Foray

The South African consultancy GeoActiv that specializes in gold and platinum has decided for the first time to invest in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.12.2002

South Africa
Minister Slams White Ownership

In a speech that attracted a lot of attention, energy and mines minister Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, drew attention to the strong [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.05.2002

South Africa
Lonmin to pull out of Ashanti at last?

South Africa’s third largest platinum producer, Lonmin , has said it plans to talk to the Ghanaian government to see [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.06.2001

South Africa
Southern Era SA seeking partner for Messina Platinum

Southern Era’s future partner in the second phase of development of its platinum group metals’ mine at Messina in South [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.04.2001

South Africa
Harmony to close Canadian mine

As a result of the poor results registered for the first quarter of 2001, South Africa’s third biggest gold producer, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.04.2001

South Africa
Black business extends its stake in SA mining

Black-owned businesses in South Africa are slowly but surely taking a firmer foothold in the country’s lucrative mining industry. In [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.04.2001

South Africa
Harmony interested in platinum

Harmony Gold Mining has announced that it has discovered platinum deposits within the Kraaipan geological formation, close to its Kalahari [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.02.2001

Ghana
Lonmin Sells Out to Glencore

Lonmin (formerly Lonrho Africa), the old mining company so dear to its late founder Tiny Rowland, appears to be melting [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.02.2000

South Africa
MVELAPHANDA TO MOUNT BID FOR NORTHAN

The junior diamond mining company controlled by former South African politician Tokyo Sexwale, Mvelaphanda Holdings, is gearing up to make [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.12.1999

Zimbabwe
BHP DEFINITELY OUT

Expected for quite some time, BHP's withdrawal from the Hartley platinum and associated metals mine has been confirmed, largely dashing [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.06.1999

South Africa
AQUARIUS TO SOON PRODUCE

Australia's Aquarius Exploration NL expects to begin developing its Kroondal and Waterval platinum deposits in six months' time, subject to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.02.1997

Spotlight | South Africa
ANGLO BID FOR LONRHO LOOMS

The hunt for Easter eggs can be a serious pursuit. Just as the Easter weekend began it emerged that Anglo American Corporation (AAC) had picked up enough shares in Lonrho to come within striking distance of the 29.

Subscribers only Energy 10.04.1996

European Union, South Africa
VERDICT IN MARCH ON GENCOR-LONHRO PLATINUM PACT

The European Commission's verdict on the merger between the platinum [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.01.1996

South Africa
MINED GROUND FOR PLATINUM

South Africa's Department of Mineral and Energy Affairs (DMEA) has sent its Washington embassy a service message outlining its arguments [...]

Subscribers only 30.09.1995

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South Africa
GeoActiv Consultants in Exploration Foray

South Africa
Minister Slams White Ownership

South Africa
Lonmin to pull out of Ashanti at last?

South Africa
Southern Era SA seeking partner for Messina Platinum

South Africa
Harmony to close Canadian mine

South Africa
Black business extends its stake in SA mining

South Africa
Harmony interested in platinum

Ghana
Lonmin Sells Out to Glencore

South Africa
MVELAPHANDA TO MOUNT BID FOR NORTHAN

Zimbabwe
BHP DEFINITELY OUT

South Africa
AQUARIUS TO SOON PRODUCE

Spotlight | South Africa
ANGLO BID FOR LONRHO LOOMS

European Union, South Africa
VERDICT IN MARCH ON GENCOR-LONHRO PLATINUM PACT

South Africa
MINED GROUND FOR PLATINUM

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South Africa GeoActiv Consultants in Exploration Foray

South Africa Minister Slams White Ownership

South Africa Lonmin to pull out of Ashanti at last?

South Africa Southern Era SA seeking partner for Messina Platinum

South Africa Harmony to close Canadian mine

South Africa Black business extends its stake in SA mining

South Africa Harmony interested in platinum

Ghana Lonmin Sells Out to Glencore

South Africa MVELAPHANDA TO MOUNT BID FOR NORTHAN

Zimbabwe BHP DEFINITELY OUT

South Africa AQUARIUS TO SOON PRODUCE

Spotlight | South Africa ANGLO BID FOR LONRHO LOOMS

European Union, South Africa VERDICT IN MARCH ON GENCOR-LONHRO PLATINUM PACT

South Africa MINED GROUND FOR PLATINUM

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

South Africa
Who'll be Hardest Hit by empowerment?

South Africa
GeoActiv Consultants in Exploration Foray

South Africa
Minister Slams White Ownership

South Africa
Lonmin to pull out of Ashanti at last?

South Africa
Southern Era SA seeking partner for Messina Platinum

South Africa
Harmony to close Canadian mine

South Africa
Black business extends its stake in SA mining

South Africa
Harmony interested in platinum

Ghana
Lonmin Sells Out to Glencore

South Africa
MVELAPHANDA TO MOUNT BID FOR NORTHAN

Zimbabwe
BHP DEFINITELY OUT

South Africa
AQUARIUS TO SOON PRODUCE

Spotlight | South Africa
ANGLO BID FOR LONRHO LOOMS

European Union, South Africa
VERDICT IN MARCH ON GENCOR-LONHRO PLATINUM PACT

South Africa
MINED GROUND FOR PLATINUM