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Losses mount as platinum strike drags on
The strike has so far taken around 440,000 ounces of platinum out of production.
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'New mining bill could deter investors'
The ANC used its majority in the National Assembly to approve changes to mining legislation.
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Mining amendment bill passed
The proposed law allows government to claim a free 20% stake in new oil, gas or mining projects.
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Archbishop on development
Njongonkulu Ndungane spoke of the four key pillars in sustainable development at the Mining Indaba.
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'SA mining not investor friendly'
RandGold Resources CEO says the mining industry needs to be more investor friendly.
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Call to fight TB at mines
Professor Gavin Churchyard says all role players need to work together to fight TB in the mining sector.
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Shabangu looks to allay fears
The minister addressed delegates at the annual Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
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Amplats restructuring pays off
The platinum firms says it's beginning to see the returns from its restructuring.
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Challenging time for mining sector
Delegates from more than 100 nations are meeting at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
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Mining Indaba: Investors jittery
An accounting firm says mistrust between mine bosses, govt and unions is hampering industry growth.
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Mining heavyweights head for Indaba
National mining ministers and government leaders will attend the annual mining event.
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Amcu rejects latest wage offer
The union is adamant it will not settle for a salary of less than R12,500 for its workers.
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Mining Indaba comes at crucial time
Cape Town will host the annual conference next month at a time of volatility in the industry.
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‘Unresolved labour disputes will hit economy’
President Jacob Zuma has urged the labour sector and employers to resolve disputes.
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Illegal miner dies in Rivelea
It is not yet clear whether there are more illegal miners who are trapped underground.
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Strikes hits economic growth hard
Striking workers lost more than R6,5 billion in wages last year, up from just over R1 billion in 2011.
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NUM says 80,000 to strike
Workers affiliated to the National Union of Mineworkers will down tools on Tuesday.
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Mine bosses must 'adapt to change'
The Deputy Minister of mining has urged mine bosses to adapt to the changing landscape of the industry.
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'Mining sector needs to change its ways'
SA mining industry continues to use out-dated practices according to Kgalema Motlanthe.
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Mining sector 'hijacked by lawlessness'
NUM's Senzeni Zokwana issued a warning for stability to return to the mining sector.
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Gold mining sector still negotiating
Solidarity says it is highly unlikely that unions and the Chamber of Mines will settle on an offer soon.
