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Barrick’s ‘pragmatic’ capitulation is no long-term win for Mali’s mining sector…
Why Canada wants Anglo for itself
Analysts have scotched rumours that Anglo American will be forced to redomicile itself in Canada, though pressure from Ottawa is on…
Gold’s FOMO moment isn’t over, yet
The metal’s two-year hot streak has resulted in record-busting demand from ETF investors and central banks…
Stars align for mining junior Orion
The junior mining sector is catching fire, if two successful cash calls by players like Orion and Southern Palladium are anything to go by…
Is Africa about to miss its golden moment?
Despite a gold price that’s north of $4,000, African producers are having a tough time of things. The record price is merely papering over…
Diamonds to dust: The myth of forever
The rise of lab-grown diamonds has been ruinous for the diamond industry. Has the sparkle moved to other gemstones?…
Copper could be ready to pivot
Standard Bank’s copper ETN shows signs of a shift, with technical chart patterns indicating the price could either regain momentum or fall further…
Anglo: Leaving the party before the champagne arrives
Is it possible that the curse of Anglo’s demergers and asset sales has come back to haunt the company, as platinum prices start rallying…
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Koos Bekker’s share sale puzzle
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