Eskom gives Guptas 75% discount on R2.1bn fine levied on Glencore

Ratings agency Moody’s warns the latest document will be credit negative for some of SA’s largest companies

The leading gold and platinum group metal producer pays the price as Mining Charter spooks investors

CEO Nick Holland’s U-turn on hedging for a limited time is to ensure the producer can complete its project in Australia

Peter Leon, global co-chair for Africa at Herbert Smith Freehills, discusses the legal implications of the new Mining Charter

Wescoal meets Eskom’s requirement of 51% black ownership for its flagship Elandspruit mine to retain its long-term supply contract

Legal experts advise procedural flaws could mean the entire process of provincial public hearings has to start again

Investors warn of repercussions and a potential exodus of companies from one of the world’s mineral treasure troves

Mining giant names packaging executive Ken MacKenzie as its next chairman, handing him the job of tackling calls to dump its oil business and overhaul the board

The $157m SS Nujoma will help the Debmarine joint venture keep production steady even as diamonds become harder to find

The chamber will restart the process to seek a declaratory order on the continuing consequences of past empowerment deals — one of the surprises in the new ...

The newly gazetted third iteration of the Mining Charter

Mosebenzi Zwane says companies will need to top up their black ownership levels within 12 months of the new charter coming into effect

Glencore’s proposal is $100m higher and fully funded, but Rio Tinto has to give Yancoal the chance to make a counter offer

The chamber says the last-minute invitation is ‘highly suspicious’ as rumours surface that the department will hike black ownership to a contentious 30%