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            <title>Minister urges South Africans to work together in confronting high fuel price</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[It must be appreciated that the current high price of fuel is a function of the war in the Middle East and South Africans must work together in confronting it, Mineral Resources and Petroleum Minister Gwede Mantashe emphasised during the final speech on the final day of this week’s vibrant Joburg Indaba. Mantashe expressed the wish to address the high fuel price issue owing to the government being blamed for something the government did not bring about. Regarding the dozen WhatsApp group discussions in which he partakes daily, he said: “I go to everyone, every day, and people will blame government for the price of fuel, and I was saying to members of my party, don't own something that’s not yours.]]></description>
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            <title>Tambo Capital Mining Fund II exits shareholding in Orion Minerals</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Private equity firm Tembo Capital Management has disposed of its shareholding in JSE- and ASX-listed diversified metals exploration company Orion Minerals. Tembo Capital CEO David Street remarks that the Tembo Fund II has been actively involved in the development of Orion since the acquisition of its South African assets in 2017.]]></description>
            <author>Lumkile Nkomfe </author>
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            <title>Caledonia Mining cuts 2026 gold production guidance, raises cost outlook</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Gold miner Caledonia Mining Corporation has lowered its gold production guidance for the Blanket mine, in Zimbabwe, to between 69 000 oz and 72 500 oz for the year to December 31, from its previous guidance of 72 000 oz to 76 500 oz, following lower-than-expected production in the third quarter. The company highlights a decline in gold output to 17 030 oz in the three months ended September 30, compared with 19 106 oz in the corresponding period of 2025.]]></description>
            <author>Lumkile Nkomfe </author>
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            <title>Galiano secures Ghanaian mining licence extensions</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Gold producer Galiano Gold has secured the extension of the Abirem and Miradani mining leases at its Asanko gold mine (AGM), in Ghana. The Abirem mining lease has been extended for 15 years through to 2041, while the Miradani mining lease has been extended for 17 years through to 2043.]]></description>
            <author>Tasneem Bulbulia</author>
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            <title>Ghana to replace draft mining bill with revised version, sources say</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Ghana is expected to replace a draft mining bill before Parliament with a revised version that restores a maximum 20-year mining lease term and clarifies provisions that have raised concerns among miners, three people familiar with the matter said. Reuters reported last month that the Minerals and Mining Bill, 2026, published by Parliament would limit new mining leases to 15 years, or the projected life of the mine, whichever is shorter, compared with up to 30 years under current law. It would also give the minister power to require mining companies to issue the state a special share]]></description>
            <author>  Reuters</author>
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            <title>SignaFi secures $35m facility to buy gold from African, South American artisanal miners</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[UK-headquartered gold offtake company SignaFi, which buys gold under multiyear contracts from organised artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) cooperatives and aggregators, has secured a $35-million credit facility from a consortium of British and United Arab Emirates (UAE) investors to finance gold supply. The consortium is led by UAE-based Ronin Commercial Brokers and the facility is available for immediate drawdown, providing SigraFi with the capital to expand current operations with its contracted suppliers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zambia and South America, and to contract new cooperatives and aggregators.]]></description>
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            <title>Glencore shrugs off coal concerns ahead of Australian listing</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Glencore shrugged off concerns that its coal portfolio would make it unattractive to Australia’s A$4.8-trillion ($3.3-trillion) pension industry ahead of its listing in Sydney next Wednesday. The mining and commodity powerhouse is betting that allowing large investors in Australia to buy depositary receipts for stock in London and South Africa will boost its share price and propel it into the ASX100 benchmark in the short term. Pension funds will be key to this strategy and have said they could increase shareholdings if Glencore listed in Sydney, CEO Gary Nagle said.]]></description>
            <author>  Bloomberg</author>
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            <title>Industrial metals post mixed third-quarter performance, downside risks persist </title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Industrial metals have come under broad pressure in recent weeks, falling 3.3% month-on-month as of October 7, as expectations of a more hawkish US Federal Reserve weighed on sentiment across the complex. Individual supply and demand fundamentals, however, continue to dictate relative performance, with some metals proving more resilient than others despite mounting macroeconomic headwinds, BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions, points out in its ‘Outlook for Metal Prices’ report.]]></description>
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