Pan African Resources will complete the refurbishment of its two Evander gold mine shafts by the middle of April and within its R40m budget. Pan African said in February that it was shutting Evander’s underground workings for up to 55 days after independent and internal engineering studies revealed shortcomings at both its operating shafts. Once the shafts are reopened on April 15, there are 6,000 tonnes of ore to be hauled to the surface.

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