Harmony invests in youth education
Harmony is investing in our country’s youth through education to enable them to survive, thrive, transform our world.
Harmony is investing in our country’s youth through education to enable them to survive, thrive, transform our world.
Plans are afoot by the South African Revenue Services to address tax avoidance in the country’s minibus taxi industry which only pays R5m in taxes in total.
‘Harmony Gold is considering going further underground at the world’s deepest mine as SA producers find it harder to dig for dwindling ore reserves’.
Harmony expects with a reasonable certainty that net profit for H1FY21 will be between R5.7bn and R5.9bn, around 330% higher than H1FY20.
AngloGold’s headline earnings are expected to be between $962m and $1,037m, compared with headline earnings of $379 in the prior period.
An article first published on mybroadband.co.za details how Eskom has deceived South Africans by exceeding stage 4 load shedding limits.
The South African Reserve Bank will announce another possible interest rate cut on Thursday after a three-day policy meeting.
SA government says AngloGold is to remain listed on the JSE and keep its Johannesburg headquarters, in order to wrap up the sale of assets to Harmony Gold.
The city currently has to buy all its electricity from Eskom, which generates most of its output from coal and is struggling to keep pace with demand.
South Africa’s fading gold industry has a new champion as AngloGold Ashanti has sold its last remaining assets to Harmony Gold Mine.