Pranill Ramchander
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CORPORATE ACTIVITY
ArcelorMittal SA will not bid for Scaw, but interested in some assets
South Africa's largest steel producer ArcelorMittal South Africa would not participate in a bid for Anglo American's steel unit, Scaw Metals, unless the mining giant decided to sell the company's assets off piecemeal. Anglo announced that Scaw...By: Terence Creamer
10th February 2010
HEALTH & SAFETY
Silicosis-stricken ex-miners blame Anglo for their condition, take mining giant to court
South Africa’s gold-mining industry has employed up to half-a-million workers at any time over the past hundred-plus years of mining, and claims have been doing the rounds that thousands of mineworkers have contracted lung diseases because...By: Loni Prinsloo
27th November 2009
MINING REHABILITATION
Miners to face the strong arm of the law for rehab noncompliance, govt warns
In a continent blessed with a wealth of mineral resources, these riches also carry an underlying tone of blackness fraught with pollution, land degradation and health and safety risks.
20th November 2009
DIVERSIFIED MINERS
Blow to transformation as Anglo’s South Africa head Dlamini quits
Anglo American South Africa head Kuseni Dlamini has quit the company to take up a new opportunity outside the group, the company said on Thursday. Anglo media relations head Pranill Ramchander told Mining Weekly Online that no decision had been...By: Martin Creamer
16th July 2009
HEALTH & SAFETY
Worker killed at Anglo Coal’s Goedehoop mine
A mineworker at Anglo Coal’s Goedehoop mine, near Witbank, in South Africa, has died after being hit by a vehicle. Spokesperson for parent company Anglo American, Pranill Ramchander, told Mining Weekly Online on Tuesday that the worker had been...By: Chanel de Bruyn
17th February 2009
Labour
Anglo Coal’s Greenside Colliery workers stage one-day strike after fatality
About 500 of workers belonging to the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) observed a day of mourning at coal producer Anglo Coal’s Greenside Colliery, in South Africa, after an employee died at the weekend. Anglo American spokesperson Pranill...21st October 2008
Electricity
Anglo American, Eskom ink electricity agreement
Diversified miner Anglo American and State-owned power utility Eskom have agreed to establish a strategic cooperation to identify and implement solutions to guarantee the integrity of South Africa’s electricity supply. Anglo American...10th September 2008
GOLD & COAL
Cosatu strike hits SA gold, coal mines
The one-day strike organised by the Congress of Trade Unions of South Africa (Cosatu), was affecting mines in the Free State and Mpumalanga provinces, as workers downed tools in protest to rising food and energy prices.
The industrial action...
16th July 2008
TRADE & INVESTMENT
UK calls for fresh sanctions against Mugabe’s regime
Zimbabwe continued to attract heightened attention as the UK’s Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, on Monday urged the world to initiate fresh sanctions against Robert Mugabe’s regime. Miliband, who was in South Africa to attend the eighth...7th July 2008
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
Former AngloGold COO Nicolau joins Anglo American
Former AngloGold Ashanti COO Neville Nicolau has joined its once-parent company, Anglo American, as global asset optimisation head, the diversified mining giant confirmed on Friday. He joined Anglo American on March 1, spokesperson Pranill...By: Matthew Hill
28th March 2008
PLATINUM
Human rights group decries relocation of poor for platinum
World number-one platinum producer Anglo Platinum (Angloplat) has again come under fire from a human rights group, this time South Africa-based ActionAid, for causing communities in Limpopo province to lose their farmland and access to fresh...
By: Matthew Hill
25th March 2008
COAL & ESKOM
Coal output improving after heavy rains slowed production - miners
Some of electricity parastatal Eskom's biggest coal suppliers said on Wednesday that their production was improving after heavy rains this week, with one supplier saying that "unnecessary hype had been created". "It is still...
By: Matthew Hill
19th March 2008
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