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When it rains…Iron ore, gold miners the most vulnerable to Ebola risk
Report shows there are 39 assets in production within the Ebola-affected region.
South African miners to tackle lung disease claims
They will look at compensation and medical care for workers with occupational lung disease or "silicosis."
South Africa’s gold miners look at mergers to stay afloat
Harmony Gold, Sibanye Gold Ltd., and AngloGold Ashanti named among the top candidates to consider deals.
Gold prices hurting miners? Throw Ebola into the mix
Deutsche Bank warned Friday that gold producers are the most vulnerable to a further spread of the deadly disease.
Anglogold drops spin-off, rights offer plans
Investors unhappy with $2 billion equity raising convinces world number three producer to drop restructuring plans.
AngloGold Ashanti shares plummet on spin off announcement
The miner has revealed a major restructuring involving a plan to raise $2.1 billion in a rights issue and spin its international assets into a new London-listed company.
Guinea on national emergency over Ebola, mining operations threatened
Tighter border controls are set to disrupt the flow of essential supplies and even workers trying to get to work at the African country's mining operations, companies say.
AngloGold Ashanti to keep cutting costs, jobs
Firm also working to restructure Obuasi mine in Ghana.
West Africa Ebola outbreak forces miners to lock down operations, delay projects
After the WHO declared the current outbreak an “international public health emergency.”
AngloGold expects more assets on the block before year-end
Forecast slump in gold prices to drive more mine sales, says the firm.
Mali revokes 130 mining licences
Decision comes on the heels of a finished inventory of permits, which aimed to clean up the sector.
AngloGold Ashanti signs gas deal for Aussie mines
Pipeline seen saving miner millions.
Top South African miners leave the World Gold Council
As members pay per ounce of metal produced, both companies said they had to look at the cost-benefits of staying in the organization.
AngloGold Ashanti completes sale of Navachab mine
Navachab had gold Mineral Resources of 3.91 million ounces.
South African court rules gold miners not allowed to strike
The union leading the five-month strike in the platinum sector take any industrial action affecting gold producers.
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.
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