When more is better – the gold mining industry shake-up
Mark Bristow’s tenure as boss of the world’s biggest gold miner might have been short-lived, but his message for smaller rivals just got even more pointed.
Mark Bristow’s tenure as boss of the world’s biggest gold miner might have been short-lived, but his message for smaller rivals just got even more pointed.
Mark Bristow moved to reassure investors that he is going to take immediate steps to refine the newly-merged entity formed out of Barrick Gold and Randgold Resources.
AngloGold Ashanti swung to a profit and is in “good shape” before its incoming chief takes the helm, according to outgoing Chief Executive Officer Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan.
South African related companies delivered three of the FTSE 100’s top four performers and four of its top 10. In a year when so much went wrong at home, that’s surely worth celebrating.
In this article, the first of two, Ted Black links the ancient Greek storyteller Aesop with Randgold Resources and South Africa.
There are thousands of CEOs all around the country, deeply caring individuals who, having achieved success, are quietly giving back.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has dropped its plans to change its mining code after opposition from mining companies, Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu says.
When rebel soldiers overthrew the Mali government in 2012, coup leader Amadou Konare closed the border to everyone except the employees of Randgold Resources.
The Obuasi mine was the key Ghanaian asset of Ashanti Goldfields in the merger between Ashanti and AngloGold back in 2004.
Barry Sergeant shares his encyclopedic knowledge of the Kebble family which once ruled South Africa’s mining roost.