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The many ways gold is misunderstood Gold doesn’t really rise or fall: currencies do. A different way of looking at the world’s oldest store of value… by Hlelo Giyose April 9, 2026 Investing & Finance·Opinion
From millstone to option value: How South Africa has changed for Anglo An improved performance by Transnet could catalyse the expansion potential of the manganese and iron ore mineral fields Anglo has stakes in… by David McKay March 19, 2026 Investing & Finance
Pan African goes all in on Australia’s ‘heart of gold’ Pan African Resources plans a A$311m all-scrip takeover of its joint-venture partner Emmerson to expand its Australian footprint… by Giulietta Talevi March 10, 2026 Investing & Finance
The stunning rebound of South Africa’s PGM producers Northam is the second PGM miner to post a colossal improvement in profits. Is it just a flash in the pan though?… by Giulietta Talevi March 2, 2026 Investing & Finance
African shares are set for another humdinger year A weaker dollar and bargain-basement valuations could again herald bumper returns in 2026… by Giulietta Talevi February 24, 2026 Investing & Finance·Pan-African
Hot metal: Behind the boardroom coup at Copper 360 A bloodless Sens statement about a reshuffle in ‘executive responsibilities’ points to ructions at the pure-play mining group… by Rob Rose February 20, 2026 Investing & Finance
Talk is cheap: Will the new mining initiative include communities? Industry leaders gathered in Cape Town to discuss responsible mining and global standards, but the gap between rhetoric and reality is as wide as… by Ann Crotty February 17, 2026 Energy & ESG
Anglo American’s maple leaf temptations Will Anglo American settle its corporate identity crisis by becoming Canadian?… by Tim Cohen February 13, 2026 Analysis·Investing & Finance
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