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    The global mining industry is facing many challenges, but the cyclical nature gives hope for an upswing.
    PwC review of mining industry has hopeful tone despite challenges 
    BHP is moving straight to electric to bypass Anglo hydrogen development.
    BHP skips hydrogen, turns to electric trucks after Anglo rejection 
    Japan is South Africa's biggest partner in the hydrogen economy, but Europe will drive the biggest demand.
    H2 Moves Europe is Anglo’s latest play to stimulate hydrogen market 
    A logo of Sibanye-Stillwater is seen at a mine in Marikana. Source: Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko
    Sibanye 'isn't short on money', but may shutter metal streaming 
    Premier welcomes court order on Kagiso mining
    Premier welcomes court order on Kagiso mining

      23 Jan 2014

    SANParks concerned over water pollution
    SANParks concerned over water pollution

    23 Jan 2014

    CSIR system helps deep-level mines talk to the surface
    CSIR system helps deep-level mines talk to the surface

      23 Jan 2014

    Consolidate social dialogue - Motlanthe
    Consolidate social dialogue - Motlanthe

    23 Jan 2014

    All underground work at Implats has been halted as a strike by workers disrupts platinum production. Image:
    Implats mine closed over strike

    23 Jan 2014

    The RBCT expansion plans have been central to a public row between the terminal and Transnet over opening export markets to small mining companies. Image: RBCT.
    Transnet urged to work with Richards Bay port

      23 Jan 2014

    Violent strikes, minimum wages under the spotlight
    Violent strikes, minimum wages under the spotlight

    22 Jan 2014

    Govt calls for protests to be peaceful
    Govt calls for protests to be peaceful

    22 Jan 2014

    A shortage of water prompted the mass protest that led to four people losing their lives in Madibeng. Now the ANC has axed key officials in the municipality. Image:
    ANC acts swiftly in Mothutlung water crisis ahead of elections

    22 Jan 2014

    The volume of goods transported fell in November possibly as a result of widespread strikes earlier in the year. Image: Freshidea
    SA volumes of transported goods drops 8.6%

    21 Jan 2014

    One dead in clash at Tanzania gold mine: police
    One dead in clash at Tanzania gold mine: police

    20 Jan 2014

    Jacob Zuma says private and public sectors must work together to create jobs. Image: GCIS
    State cannot create all the new jobs says Zuma

      20 Jan 2014

    Payments to non-executive directors did not rise significantly last year after large increase in previous years. Image: Nongpimmy
    Non-executive increases dropped in 2013

      20 Jan 2014

    South Africa's formal sector created more than 5,000 permanent jobs in the last two months of last year. Image: Krasimira Nevenova
    SA created almost 24‚000 jobs in November-December

    14 Jan 2014

    Mining company works on preventing further pollution of water in Kruger
    Mining company works on preventing further pollution of water in Kruger

      13 Jan 2014

    The RBCT exported a record 70,2mt of coal last year. Image: RBCT.
    Richards Bay Coal Terminal sets coal export record

      9 Jan 2014

    Mining company in hot water over pollution
    Mining company in hot water over pollution

      8 Jan 2014

    If rebalancing in the economy does not occur, the risk of a rand crisis this year may increase sharply. Image: Pakom
    Operating conditions in SA pick up for third month in a row

      8 Jan 2014

    Pollution affects the Olifants River in KNP
    Pollution affects the Olifants River in KNP

    7 Jan 2014

    Mintek's ConRoast technology is being used at Jubilee Platinum's mine. Image: Jubilee Platinum.
    Miners work overtime to raise funding over festive season

      3 Jan 2014

    An illegal diamond dealer in Zimbabwe holds gems from Marange mine. Zimbabwe has stopped illegal mining and is now selling its diamonds in Antwerp. Image:
    Zimbabwe takes heart from Antwerp trial sale of gems

      24 Dec 2013

    Seismic investigations off South Africa's coast will be halted so as not to interfere with the migration paths of whales. Image:
    New Age SA to resume oil‚ gas exploration off Eastern Cape

      24 Dec 2013

    Producer price inflation was up by 5.8% in November. Image: Master Isolated Images
    November prices for manufactured goods up 5.8%

    13 Dec 2013

    Niger says seeks better uranium terms from French Areva
    Niger says seeks better uranium terms from French Areva

    10 Dec 2013

    Mining companies, including Barrick Gold (Above) have been criticised for the enormous US$75bn in impairment charges incurred globally. Image:
    Deloitte criticises mines over US$75bn impairments

      10 Dec 2013

    The volume of cargo carried overland rose by just over 4% in October. Image:
    October goods transported by land rises 4.1%

    10 Dec 2013

    Brikor says higher brick sales, along with sales of its coal, have helped it return to profitability. Image: Brikor
    Brikor makes a profitable turnaround

      3 Dec 2013

    Omnia expects another good year, particularly in the agricultural sector where plantings have been good. Image: Omnia
    Omnia up from 527c to 592.8c

    28 Nov 2013

    Kumba's share price has fallen by 35% this year largely due to production issues at Sishen (Above). Image: Kumba
    Kumba's shares slump more than 35%

    27 Nov 2013

    A smiling Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has thanked South Africans for paying their tax on time. Image: GCIS
    Six million filed tax returns says Gordhan

    26 Nov 2013

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    The RBCT expansion plans have been central to a public row between the terminal and Transnet over opening export markets to small mining companies. Image: RBCT.
    Transnet urged to work with Richards Bay port

     23 Jan 2014

    Violent strikes, minimum wages under the spotlight
    Violent strikes, minimum wages under the spotlight

    22 Jan 2014

    Govt calls for protests to be peaceful
    Govt calls for protests to be peaceful

    22 Jan 2014

    A shortage of water prompted the mass protest that led to four people losing their lives in Madibeng. Now the ANC has axed key officials in the municipality. Image:
    ANC acts swiftly in Mothutlung water crisis ahead of elections

    22 Jan 2014

    The volume of goods transported fell in November possibly as a result of widespread strikes earlier in the year. Image: Freshidea
    SA volumes of transported goods drops 8.6%

    21 Jan 2014

    One dead in clash at Tanzania gold mine: police
    One dead in clash at Tanzania gold mine: police

    20 Jan 2014

    Jacob Zuma says private and public sectors must work together to create jobs. Image: GCIS
    State cannot create all the new jobs says Zuma

     20 Jan 2014

    Payments to non-executive directors did not rise significantly last year after large increase in previous years. Image: Nongpimmy
    Non-executive increases dropped in 2013

     20 Jan 2014

    South Africa's formal sector created more than 5,000 permanent jobs in the last two months of last year. Image: Krasimira Nevenova
    SA created almost 24‚000 jobs in November-December

    14 Jan 2014

    Mining company works on preventing further pollution of water in Kruger
    Mining company works on preventing further pollution of water in Kruger

     13 Jan 2014

    The RBCT exported a record 70,2mt of coal last year. Image: RBCT.
    Richards Bay Coal Terminal sets coal export record

     9 Jan 2014

    Mining company in hot water over pollution
    Mining company in hot water over pollution

     8 Jan 2014

    If rebalancing in the economy does not occur, the risk of a rand crisis this year may increase sharply. Image: Pakom
    Operating conditions in SA pick up for third month in a row

     8 Jan 2014

    Pollution affects the Olifants River in KNP
    Pollution affects the Olifants River in KNP

    7 Jan 2014

    Mintek's ConRoast technology is being used at Jubilee Platinum's mine. Image: Jubilee Platinum.
    Miners work overtime to raise funding over festive season

     3 Jan 2014

    An illegal diamond dealer in Zimbabwe holds gems from Marange mine. Zimbabwe has stopped illegal mining and is now selling its diamonds in Antwerp. Image:
    Zimbabwe takes heart from Antwerp trial sale of gems

     24 Dec 2013

    Seismic investigations off South Africa's coast will be halted so as not to interfere with the migration paths of whales. Image:
    New Age SA to resume oil‚ gas exploration off Eastern Cape

     24 Dec 2013

    Producer price inflation was up by 5.8% in November. Image: Master Isolated Images
    November prices for manufactured goods up 5.8%

    13 Dec 2013

    Niger says seeks better uranium terms from French Areva
    Niger says seeks better uranium terms from French Areva

    10 Dec 2013

    Mining companies, including Barrick Gold (Above) have been criticised for the enormous US$75bn in impairment charges incurred globally. Image:
    Deloitte criticises mines over US$75bn impairments

     10 Dec 2013

    The volume of cargo carried overland rose by just over 4% in October. Image:
    October goods transported by land rises 4.1%

    10 Dec 2013

    Brikor says higher brick sales, along with sales of its coal, have helped it return to profitability. Image: Brikor
    Brikor makes a profitable turnaround

     3 Dec 2013

    Omnia expects another good year, particularly in the agricultural sector where plantings have been good. Image: Omnia
    Omnia up from 527c to 592.8c

    28 Nov 2013

    Kumba's share price has fallen by 35% this year largely due to production issues at Sishen (Above). Image: Kumba
    Kumba's shares slump more than 35%

    27 Nov 2013

    A smiling Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has thanked South Africans for paying their tax on time. Image: GCIS
    Six million filed tax returns says Gordhan

    26 Nov 2013

    Numsa president Cedric Gina has quit. Image:
    Numsa's president quits

    26 Nov 2013

    Underground mineworkers are not getting compensation payments without paying fees. Image:
    Middlemen preying on desperate mine pensioners

    26 Nov 2013

    Saldanha Bay is set to become a Special Economic Zone. Image: Wiki Images
    Energy initiatives benefit steel maker

     26 Nov 2013

    Barloworld's Clive Thomson is upbeat about the company's Africa prospects. Image: Barloworld.
    Barloworld plans Africa expansion

     20 Nov 2013

    Barloworld put in a strong performance with its equipment division showing nice results says CEO Clive Thomson. Image: Barloworld
    Barloworld earnings up 26% in tough conditions

     20 Nov 2013

    Kumba's drive to fix 'nightmare' Sishen mine
    Kumba's drive to fix 'nightmare' Sishen mine

     12 Nov 2013

    Increased steel production has boosted ArcelorMittal SA's performance. Image:
    ArcelorMittal SA's earnings rise despite weak conditions

     8 Nov 2013

    Transnet has raised R5bn to help fund its infrastructure investment programme in the current year. Image: Transnet
    Transnet issues R5bn bond on international market

    8 Nov 2013

    Mango's branch at Palms Mall shopping centre, Victoria Island. Image: Wiki Images
    SA's competitive advantage in Africa is being eroded

     6 Nov 2013

    Mine dumps in South Africa: an ownership dilemma
    Mine dumps in South Africa: an ownership dilemma

     5 Nov 2013

    The pleasant West Coast town of Saldanha Bay is at the heart of the new industrial development zone. Image: Wiki Images
    Saldanha Bay IDZ to boost economic development

    1 Nov 2013

    Coal companies may face higher royalties on exports. Image: RBCT
    Coal exporters face 'higher tax burden' for beneficiation

     31 Oct 2013

    President Jacob Zuma. Image: GCIS
    Zuma calls for increased trade between SA, DRC

    31 Oct 2013

    Spat between Transnet and BHP Billiton over tariffs and quantities. Image: Transnet
    Transnet's Molefe 'tried to impose terms' says BHP Billiton

     29 Oct 2013

    Just 35 companies pay 18% of SA's total tax take
    Just 35 companies pay 18% of SA's total tax take

     28 Oct 2013

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