AngloGold Ashanti
Worker dies at AngloGold Ashanti mine in South Africa
Preliminary investigations indicate the deceased, an electrician, was fatally injured in a heavy equipment incident.
Namibia wants a piece of AngloGold Ashanti $110 million mine
AngloGold had agreed to sell its Navachab gold mine to a private group, but the country's wants a piece of the pie too.
Gold sector nightmare not over: price drop forcing them to slash reserves
Despite extreme measures taken by gold miners to balance their books, the sector continues to suffer the aftermath of last year’s precious metal price nosedive.
AngloGold Ashanti selling its Namibian division for $110 million
The miner is also said to be ready to shut down operations at its Obuasi gold mine, in Ghana, for up to two years.
Gold strike in South Africa on hold pending court ruling
Platinum belt already paralyzed.
Mining strikes coming to S. Africa may cause permanent damage to industry
Labour action would halt production at the world's top three platinum producers.
Randgold jumps on strong performance at Kibali
After its first quarter of operation, the $1.7 billion project in the DRC is now expected to meet its forecast of 550,000 ounces for the current year.
Report casts fresh doubt on AngloGold's La Colosa project
Study claims the massive project would jeopardize a river basin, potentially reducing water supply for agriculture and consumption.
AngloGold Ashanti up over 6% after strong set of Q3 results
The cost-cutting miner, however, warned it's in the process of exiting a number of exploration projects in 13 "non-core" countries.
Gold stocks slaughtered, Barrick drops 10%
The world's number one gold miner led a sell-off on Thursday after announcing a stock sale to pay down debt at a deep discount.
Heavy selling of gold stocks may point to further declines for bullion
The sector takes a battering on Tuesday led by 6.7% decline for Goldcorp, world's most valuable gold miner.
Most South African gold miners return to work
Workers for four of the seven companies affected by the labour action had accepted a new pay offer, believed to be about 8%
Thousands of South African gold miners on strike
Shutdown in gold production costs the country more than US$34 million a day.
AngloGold Ashanti faces charges for polluting South Africa’s Vaal River
Last week’s spillage from a pipe at the miner's operations in Stilfontein is said to have spread toxic waste over about 1.6 kilometres of the water resource.
South Africa gold miners call strike starting next week
Gold sector workers to down tools from the nightshift of Sept. 3.
Why is anti-goldbug Dennis Gartman getting into gold?
The gold bear parade had gotten a bit overcrowded.
AngloGold struggling to keep flagship mine in Ghana open — report
New CEO, Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan, said operations are unsustainable.
South African unions not impressed with offer; no deal reached
Companies suggest 0.5% increase on previous offer.
Top gold producers in SA downgraded by HSBC to ‘sell’
Lower bullion prices affecting rating of AngloGold Ashanti, Harmony Gold and Sibanye Gold.
South Africa’s top gold miners ask unions to mend relations
AngloGold Ashanti and Gold Fields top executives say hostility between workers and management can only damage the long-term viability of the country’s gold mines and projects.
AngloGold to axe 2,000 top jobs as metal price falls
The world’s No. 3 gold producer, will cut about 40% of its management positions and it is cutting capital expenditure in 10 countries.
Randgold to pour first gold at DRC’s Kibali Mine
Kibali Mine to start producing in October.
Yawning gap between wage demands and offers in South Africa
Companies offer 4% increase; unions demand 60%.
‘Storm of writedowns’ coming up for gold miners
It will be an extremely important and interesting half-year results season for gold miners, say experts.
South African President urges stability in beleaguered mining sector
Between January and March, the country's economy grew by just 0.9% and analyst blame the mining industry for this.
Power cut in SA cost AngloGold 20,000 ounces
The world’s third-largest producer of the precious metal will see its first-quarter production reduced by about 20,000 ounces.
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