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Rebuilding The Bond Between State And Industry

A thriving mining sector is one that benefits and rewards all stakeholders. Therefore, the three challenges that the mining sector must respond to are leadership, doing business and good returns for all stakeholders.

Diamcor Offers Shares To Boost Plant Efficiencies

Junior diamond mining company, Diamcor Mining, recently announced its intention to offer up to 12,5m shares, each priced at C$0.40 for C$5m.

Pilot Crushtec Defies Sluggish Market Conditions

Looks to global markets for growth.

What Can South Africa Learn From Other Mining Destinations?

How the world turns! Until the 1990s, investors were keener to have large portions of South African mining shares in their portfolio than non-South African mining shares.

CoM Welcomes Gwede Mantashe As Minister Of Mineral Resources

President Ramaphosa’s cabinet reshuffle yesterday evening saw the appointment of Gwede Mantashe as Minister of Mineral Resources, amongst others.

Precious Optimism For Metals

There is some cautious optimism for the precious metals sector, even as new challenges arise for mines.

Postponement Of Court Application On Reviewed Mining Charter

CoM agrees jointly with DMR to postpone court application on Reviewed Mining Charter.

Northam’s Second Furnace Comes Into Play

Platinum producer Northam Platinum today celebrated the opening of the smelter complex expansion at the group’s Zondereinde mine near Thabazimbi in the Limpopo province.

Finding The Base Line

Base metals have suffered ups and downs in 2017, and more of the same can be expected in 2018.

Uis In Steady State Production By 2019

AfriTin’s AIM listing offers investors an attractive tin opportunity.

A2X Guns For JSE’s Listed Clients

The recently launched South African stock exchange A2X Markets, which is offering the Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s listed entities an opportunity of a secondary listing, aspires to sign up between 15 and 20 new companies by mid-2018, CEO Kevin Brady reveals in an exclusive interview with SA Mining.

Thakadu Battery Materials Secures R50m Grant

Thakadu Battery Materials has secured a R50m black industrialist grant from South Africa’s Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for the construction of its pure nickel sulphate plant in the country’s North West province.

Kropz Appoints Ian Harebottle As CEO Designate

Kropz SA, a miner of fertiliser feed materials, has appointed Ian Harebottle as group CEO, effective 28 March 2018.

Mining Construction: Fierce Competition

A lack of investment in large mining projects, due to the economic downturn, means the construction industry in this sector continues to struggle.

Is Mechanisation The Future?

In a depressed economy, mechanisation may be an answer for the mining industry.

Nickel In Demand

Munali Nickel mine to be in production by year-end.

Electra Mining Africa Is Over 80% Sold With 10 Months To Go

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Coal Expert Talks Coal For The Future

Senior coal analyst Xavier Prévost, of XMP Consulting, says that there are three groups of mines that are producing coal for state-owned power utility Eskom.

Gemstones In Demand

On the back of strong demand for its coloured stones, multinational natural resources company Gemfields aims to lift its ‘best-ever’ production to even higher levels in 2017.

Lesotho’s Liqhobong

Brown talks rules of thumb for junior miners.