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Urgent need for exploration, junior culture in resources sector – Bristow

19th October 2017 Resources consultant Dr John Bristow recently warned that there was an urgent need to explore, develop and instil a junior culture in South Africa’s resources sector. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer recently spoke with Dr Bristow and sits down with Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley to talk... →

From diamond discoveries in Liberia to farming metals in SA

12th October 2017 While South Africa-born professor Stephen Haggerty is making new discoveries to help bolster the development of Liberia’s first diamond mine, he is urging South Africans to farm for metals to extract value from previously mined ground. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy... →

Strong sentiments from 2017 Joburg Indaba

6th October 2017 This year’s Joburg Indaba kicked off with strong sentiments from government and industry players. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer attended speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the highlights. →

No clarity on mine rehab funding drawdown

28th September 2017 There is no clarity on the how mining companies can draw down from their financial provision vehicles to undertake mine rehabilitation, Mining Weekly heard during a discussion on the new National Environmental Management Act at the Joburg Indaba breakfast ahead of the event next month. Mining... →

Pan African poised for growth

22nd September 2017 More than a third of the yearly gold production of Pan African Resources is destined to arise from low-cost, low-risk tailings businesses, it was revealed at the company’s results presentation this week. Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley speaks to Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer about the... →

Demand for quality metals amplifying

13th September 2017 Global climate change mitigation is amplifying the demand for good-quality, low-impurity metals, but South Africa’s mining industry needs to be more globally competitive to take advantage of this trend. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to... →

DRDGold tackles mine dump vegetation

7th September 2017 DRDGold says it has spent more money on vegetating tailings dams than it has paid dividends to shareholders in the last ten years and is seeing its dump vegetation effort going up in smoke. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the challenges. →

Northam’s strategy paying dividends

31st August 2017 The platinum group metals market may be heading for three-way price parity, says Northam Platinum CEO Paul Dunne, whose company has increased its operating profit despite the market’s challenging business conditions. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in... →

AngloGold Ashanti results, plans for future SA mines

24th August 2017 AngloGold Ashanti recently presented its half year results in Johannesburg and held a media roundtable discussing its plans for future South African mines. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the outcomes and plans. →

Quick-footed miners piggyback on established tech

17th August 2017 Creamer Media’s Chanel de Bruyn talks to Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer about the ways savvy mining companies can take advantage of established technologies. →

Randgold in massive Côte d’Ivoire gold discovery

10th August 2017 The exploration team of Randgold Resources has defined a large target in Côte d’Ivoire, which is considered to be “potentially the most exciting gold prospect in West Africa”. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the developments. →

Encouraging, constructive response to destructive charter

3rd August 2017 The response from the National Union of Mineworkers and the ruling African National Congress on the value-destructive Mining Charter Three with regard to its impact on South Africa’s deflated mining industry and economy has been described by mining companies as very encouraging and constructive.... →

Platinum growth potential in fuel cell electric vehicle sales

28th July 2017 Growth potential for platinum is emerging in the rapid build-up off a low base of fuel cell electric vehicle sales. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the developments. →

Demand influence of a low-carbon future

20th July 2017 The World Bank has released a report on the potential impacts that the expected continuing boom in low-carbon energy technologies will have on demand for many minerals and metals. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss this further. →

Technology metals heading for short supply

13th July 2017 South African manganese, which is one of the crucial technology metals needed in the US, has made the list of key technology metals that are heading for short supply. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the technology metal. →

Junior push and major plays

6th July 2017 While next year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba is looking to more aggressively showcase junior mining companies active in Africa, Exxaro is seeking to reduce its BEE shareholding and AngloGold has entered an agreement to buy an exploration project in North America. Mining Weekly editor... →

AngloGold restructures local operations to ensure viability

29th June 2017 South African gold miner AngloGold Ashanti is making significant investments internationally, while trying to ensure its South African operations are still viable. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the developments. →

Outcry over new Mining Charter

22nd June 2017 The New Mining Charter has been described as a weakened piece of legislation that would result in more protest action, with the Chamber of Mines going to court to halt the devastating blow to an already battered mining sector. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy... →

Botswana Resource Sector Conference kicks off

14th June 2017 The 2017 Botswana Resource Sector Conference took place this week in Gabarone. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer attended and speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the developments. →

Phosa condemns charter tinkering

9th June 2017 African National Congress National Executive Committee member Dr Mathews Phosa has stressed the need to stop tinkering with sector charters and instead negotiate them in a manner that creates room for sizeable growth. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in... →

CoM embarks on identity, name change

31st May 2017 The Chamber of Mines is embarking on an identity and name-change programme and will use the Zambezi Protocol as its guide. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the decision. →

Chamber heads for new beginning

25th May 2017 The Chamber of Mines of South Africa is rethinking its identity and name and has elected Mxolisi Mgojo its new president. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss this news. →

Coins, reserve currency on the cards to boost platinum demand

18th May 2017 Boosting demand for Platinum is on the agenda once again, with the spotlight on platinum coins and the concept of instating platinum as a reserve currency. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the developments. →

Palladium still adding to platinum woes

11th May 2017 The palladium price is poised to exceed the platinum price for the first time since 2001. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss platinum’s downward spiral. →

Tasmanian government invests A$9.5m in copper mine

3rd May 2017 The Tasmanian government will invest about 9.5-million Australian dollars to restart a copper mine which was shuttered at the start of 2014. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the investment. →

Black Mountain Mining establishes Esop

26th April 2017 While mining companies Kumba and Exxaro have boasted successful employee share ownership plans over the last few years, Vedanta’s Black Mountain Mining has established a 7-year plan for its employees. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the payouts. →

Fast-tracking, reopening South African potential

20th April 2017 Three companies have recently made encouraging announcements regarding the development of past mining projects in South Africa. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss this reinvigoration. →

R2.3bn Anglo coal sale to Seriti

12th April 2017 A new South African mining company recently announced its intention to purchase Anglo American’s Eskom-tied domestic thermal coal operations in South Africa, which would position the majority black-owned start-up as the potential second-largest provider of coal to Eskom. Mining Weekly editor... →

Platinum tech ready to cut costs

6th April 2017 Pallinghust group platinum mine Sedibelo is now ready to implement a new technology that will send platinum processing costs hurtling down the cost curve. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to talk over the significance of this development. →

Randgold dividend continues to rise

29th March 2017 Since its first dividend in its 2006 financial year, gold miner Randgold Resource’s yearly dividends have increased by 900% over a ten-year period. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss this achievement. →

IDC to support R&D of low-energy technology

23rd March 2017 The State-owned Industrial Development Corporation is fiercely supporting technologies that will enable South Africa to beneficiate more effectively and has set its sights on the research and development of low-energy technology. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's... →

Magara seizes dual role at Lonmin

16th March 2017 Lonmin CEO Ben Magara has taken on the position of COO, following the departure of former COO Ben Moolman. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss his exclusive interview with the enthusiastic leader. →

The Rand's effect on the mining industry

9th March 2017 The rand strengthened into the R12 to the dollar range this week, which has implications for a South African mining industry that has come to rely on a weak rand. Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the implications. →

Call to improve platinum marketing

2nd March 2017 Royal Bafokeng Platinum CEO Steve Phiri has emphasised the need for producers to invest in the marketing of platinum and ensure that the metal does not continue to be demonised by antidiesel hype. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to delve into... →

South African mines need to adopt new mining methods

23rd February 2017 At this year’s Mining Indaba Chamber of Mines VP Neal Froneman stressed the need for new mining methods to boost mine life. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer explains. →

DRDGold injects R26m into environmental restoration, communities

16th February 2017 Having been part of the initial days of mining in Johannesburg, DRDGold is now part of the environmental restoration stage. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss the gold producer’s efforts to limit the impact of ongoing operations on... →

Enormous global demand on way for copper, platinum, zinc

10th February 2017 Enormous global demand is building for copper, platinum and zinc, driven by new technology, mitigation of health risks in hospitals and agricultural augmentation. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer speaks to Creamer Media's Sashnee Moodley about the developments. →

Digitisation grows and so does RBCT’s export target

3rd February 2017 Digital mining is gaining traction says Ernest & Young and the Richards Bay Coal Terminal has set a 77-million tonne export target for 2017. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss these developments. →

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