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Northern Star's Carosue Dam processing circuit
Northern Star's Carosue Dam processing circuit
Australia's Northern Star rejects $27bn takeover approach from Gold Fields
28th September 2026 By: Reuters

Australia's top gold producer Northern Star Resources said it rejected an unsolicited A$38.7-billion ($27.1-billion) takeover proposal from South Africa's Gold Fields, the latest sign of consolidation pressure in the gold sector. A successful bid... 


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Coal shipment in Indonesia
World’s top coal exporter strains to lift output as prices soar
28th September 2026 By: Bloomberg

Indonesia, the world’s biggest coal exporter, is failing to tap into soaring prices for the fuel as countries look to offset reduced natural gas supplies from the Persian Gulf. At a conference on... 


Greenland Mines exploration in Greenland
Greenland Mines announces secondary listing of shares in Europe
28th September 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Nasdaq-listed Greenland Mines has announced a secondary listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, with trading of its common shares having started trading on September 25. The listing provides... 


Hudbay's operations in Manitoba
Canadian gold miner Hudbay enhances Snow Lake mine plan with 60% production increase
28th September 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

TSX- and NYSE-listed Hudbay Minerals has published an enhanced mine plan for the Snow Lake project, in Manitoba, unlocking about 60% more gold production to 2.8-million ounces over the life of... 


LBMA CEO Ruth Crowell
Centuries-old London Good Delivery system for gold faces modern accountability test
28th September 2026 By: Reuters

The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) will defend itself in London's High Court from October 7 against a claim that it owed a duty of care to two Tanzanian artisanal miners allegedly killed... 


St Barbara's Touquoy operation, in Canada
St Barbara finds better economics, higher output at same capital cost for 15-Mile
28th September 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

ASX-listed gold producer St Barbara has released an updated prefeasibility study (PFS) on its 15-Mile Processing Hub project, in Nova Scotia, which will combine three historical gold mines into a... 


Sandstone project area
Brightstar grows Sandstone mineral resource to 3.6-million ounces
28th September 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

ASX-listed Brightstar Resources has doubled its Two Mile Hill-Shillington mineral resource estimate (MRE) to 1.45-million ounces, with indicated resources having increased in particular by 177% to... 


Redmoor mine
US supports UK tungsten project Redmoor with $9.25m funding
28th September 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Aim-listed Strategic Minerals has secured a $9.25-million investment in its wholly-owned subsidiary Cornwall Resources from the US Department of War. The funding will support the acceleration of... 


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Amapá iron-ore project, in Brazil
Cadence confirms hot commissioning start of Azteca iron-ore process plant
28th September 2026 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Aim-listed early-stage mining investor Cadence Minerals has confirmed the start of hot commissioning at the Azteca processing plant, as part of the Amapá iron-ore project, in Brazil. Cadence holds... 


Coal-fired power plant in India
India burns through coal stockpiles in rush to ease power gap
28th September 2026 By: Bloomberg

India’s power plants are rapidly exhausting coal inventories as generators ramp up production to offset weak hydro and the evening drop-off in solar output, prompting the government to invoke an... 


World Platinum Investment Council Director of Research Edward Sterck.
Big boost for platinum, palladium as China exchange internationalises
25th September 2026 By: Martin Creamer

From Monday, September 28, China will give international investors access to trading in palladium and platinum on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange (GFEX), where domestic exchange activity has been... 


High-grade fluorspar ore from Monte Muambe
NeoTerra applies for $5m in funding to support potential expansion of Moz fluorspar mine
28th September 2026 By: Creamer Media Reporter

African critical minerals exploration and development company NeoTerra Group has applied for a $5-million grant under the US-Africa Strategic Investment Program to support the assessment of a... 


From left are Montage Gold EVP of exploration Silvia Bottero, CEO Martino De Ciccio, CFO Constant Tia and president and chief development officer Peder Olsen
Montage pours first gold at Côte d'Ivoire mine ahead of schedule
28th September 2026 By: Creamer Media Reporter

TSX-listed Montage Gold Corp has achieved the first gold pour at its flagship Koné mine, in Côte d’Ivoire, on budget and ahead of schedule. Construction began in December 2024 and the first gold... 


Glencore selected as cornerstone partner in new US-backed strategic mineral reserve fund
Glencore selected as cornerstone partner in new US-backed strategic mineral reserve fund
23rd September 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

London-listed miner Glencore has been selected by the US Government to be a founding partner in the launch of VaultCo – a strategic critical minerals reserve designed to strengthen US critical... 


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KPMG appointed interim manager for Singapore iron-ore trader Radiant, sources say
25th September 2026 By: Reuters

A Singapore court appointed KPMG as interim judicial managers of iron-ore trader Radiant World after creditor Mizuho Bank withdrew its push for rival Deloitte to take the role, according to two... 


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Northern Star's Carosue Dam processing circuit
Australia's Northern Star rejects $27bn takeover approach from Gold Fields
28th September 2026 By: Reuters

Australia's top gold producer Northern Star Resources said it rejected an unsolicited A$38.7-billion ($27.1-billion) takeover proposal from South Africa's Gold Fields, the latest sign of... 


Blue diamond
Belgian gem trader HB downsizes Botswana operations after failed supply deal
25th September 2026 By: Reuters

Belgian gem trader HB Antwerp is scaling back its Botswana operations after failing to secure rough diamond supplies from State-owned Okavango Diamond Company (ODC), a senior company official told... 


World Platinum Investment Council Director of Research Edward Sterck.
Big boost for platinum, palladium as China exchange internationalises
25th September 2026 By: Martin Creamer

From Monday, September 28, China will give international investors access to trading in palladium and platinum on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange (GFEX), where domestic exchange activity has been... 


Port of Ngqura
South Africa's Transnet begins process to expand manganese export capacity
25th September 2026 By: Reuters

South Africa's State-owned logistics operator Transnet said on Friday it has started the process of picking a private sector partner to develop and operate a new manganese export terminal for 25... 


EnerVenue CEO Henning Rath
EnerVenue opens world’s first high volume production line for nickel-hydrogen battery
25th September 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

US energy storage company EnerVenue has started production at the world’s first high volume manufacturing line for the Aqueous Metal Cell (AMC). Ground was broken at the Wujin, China site in April. 


Managem cobalt mine in Morocco
Moroccan miner Managem's first-half profit jumps as prices, production rise
25th September 2026 By: Reuters

Morocco's largest mining group Managem said on Friday its first-half profit attributable to shareholders surged to 3.778-billion dirhams ($395-million) from 380-million dirhams a year earlier,... 


Eskom chairperson Dr Mteto Nyati
Reappointed Nyati links Eskom unbundling to board’s new top priority of electricity affordability
25th September 2026 By: Terence Creamer

Eskom chairperson Dr Mteto Nyati, whose term has been extended by a further three years, says the board’s top priority has shifted from guaranteeing electricity stability to ensuring affordability.... 


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Magazine round up | 25 September 2026
Magazine round up | 25 September 2026

A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. 

SHRINKING BUFFERS: The attacks this month on oil tankers along Middle East shipping routes sent crude prices soaring yet again and amplified the economic risks associated with the protracted conflicts in Iran and Ukraine. While inventories have played a crucial role in balancing the market thus far, the International Energy Agency warns that buffers are shrinking and that the global refining system is severely stretched. Photograph: Reuters
SHRINKING BUFFERS

The attacks this month on oil tankers along Middle East shipping routes sent crude prices soaring yet again and amplified the economic risks associated with the protracted conflicts in Iran and... 

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Much more effort needed to take freight pressure off our national road networks

Much more effort is needed to integrate South Africa’s rail and road networks. There was a time when the bulk of freight traffic was on rail by some margin. Now, the economically damaging excessive... 

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Burning platform

Prior to the stabilisation of Eskom’s operational performance, the issue of loadshedding was undoubtedly South Africa’s ‘burning platform’. Besides holding back growth and sapping citizens of... 

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Sandile Siyaya, Executive VP: Mining at Sasol
Sandile Siyaya

This week we profile Sandile Siyaya, Executive VP: Mining at Sasol  

UNDEMOCRATIC ‘DIVIDEND’: US President Donald Trump’s outrageous pledge of $5 000 to every adult American should the Republicans retain control of the House and Senate after midterm elections in November smacks of desperation and reeks of hypocrisy. The term ‘bribe’ would most definitely be used if an African leader were to propose such a grossly undemocratic and fiscally damaging payout.
UNDEMOCRATIC ‘DIVIDEND’

US President Donald Trump’s outrageous pledge of $5 000  to every adult American should the Republicans retain control of the House and Senate after midterm elections in November smacks of... 

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