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Labour strife continues at South African mines
The city of Rustenberg (pictured) is the centre of South Africa's platinum belt where mineworkers are keeping up job action.
Lonmin's South African mine resumes operation after strike
Talks between labour and management continue.
Workers strike at Lonmin's South African mine
Mine workers refuse to go underground and all 13 Marikana shafts are not functioning.
Union organizer killed in South Africa
Tensions rise ahead of major mining wage talks.
Big Mick Davis and Goldman Sachs building takeover war chest
Outgoing Xstrata chief won't be sitting still after Glencore takeover.
Let the weak miners fail: Leonard Melman
Melman writes about global economic influences on mining.
Lonmin drops five percent after announcing unplanned repairs
No one was injured.
The 'now or never moment' for private equity in mining
"Interest from private equity in sector is the highest I have ever seen"
South Africa's largest mining union to pursue double-digit pay increase
Labour tensions rising ahead of mining sector wage negotiations.
Miners in the dark on Zimbabwe’s plans to seize foreign stakes
A draft bill leaked to the media last week shows the government is planning to amend the current law to avoid paying compensation to foreign miners.
Platinum Group Metals continues to significantly expand Waterberg platinum discovery
Platinum Group Metals Ltd.announces that results from shallow step out holes up-dip and in-fill holes within the 10.1 million ounce platinum, palladium and gold inferred resource continue to significantly expand and confirm the discovery.
Eastplats suspends funding for the Crocodile River Mine Development Plan
Eastern Platinum News Release April 19th, 2013.
The charts don't lie
Markets really only move well two or three times a year and you can make a mint during those times.
Eastplats suspends funding for South African Crocodile River mine
The company cited low prices and productivity as reasons for the decision.
Anglo logs upbeat results, but Minas Rio, Amplats still a thorn in Cutifani's side
The miner's first-quarter output was higher across most commodities including copper, iron ore and diamonds.
How Canadian mining can maintain its global competitive edge
Canada should not take for granted its position as a mining industry giant.
Meltdown for mining stocks
A plunge in precious metals prices and weak copper drag mining stocks to new lows.
Norilsk profit decline to hurt Rusal
40% Norilsk profit decline will eat into key dividends for Russia's largest aluminum producer.
It's been a good run: commodities traders out-earned the big banks 2003-2013
No matter what happens to the 'supercycle', it's been a great decade for major commodities traders.
Alcoa, China spark massive rally in miners and metals
Great news from bellwether for industrial demand and globe's top commodity consumer spurs broad advance in metal and stock prices.
Market correcting, metals in limbo
For now, gold is once again something to avoid. It seems like all the precious metals charts are now in limbo as we wait for a buy or sell signal.
Why you need to wait to buy gold jewelry
Gold jewelry will be much cheaper in a few months, precisely in the summer, as some forecast the price of gold will decline to $1200-$1300 per ounce.
Experts survey points to higher gold prices next week
A 2/3 majority of survey respondents see gold up next week.
Why Rick Rule bought $280m of platinum and palladium
When Rick Rule pairs lower grades, labor strife and inefficient mines with the relentless demand for platinum and palladium, his result is an investment thesis that could pay off for bullion and equity investors.
INFOGRAPHIC: Mining your iPhone
"There's more gold in a pound of electronics than a pound of ore."
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