AngloGold Ashanti’s SA operations lost production worth about R1.7bn to the Covid-19 lockdown, but this was more than offset by generally strong performances from the company’s suite of mines around the world and a sharply higher gold price.

AngloGold CEO Kelvin Dushnisky has informed the market that he will be leaving the company on September 1 to focus on his family in Toronto, but his departure comes at a busy and important time for the world’s third-largest gold miner...

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