South African miner Sibanye raises loss estimate by $100 million-plus

Simandou, expected to cost more than $10 billion, is proving too costly for the giant miner, currently focused on selling non-core operations to curb costs and bolster its balance sheet.

Company forecasts production at about 8.3 million carats for 2013.

Deloitte CEO Glen Ives believes the mining industry will 'revolutionize' the way it approaches projects in the coming decade.

Diamond sales in 2012 were $800 million with only $45 million coming to the government so far in taxes.

Higher royalties until miners build refineries inside the country and a threat to revisit Implats indigenization deal.

South African branch confirmed that 18 miners suffering from the deadly lung disease filed Thursday a class action lawsuit against the company.

CEO is out, production is deferred and costs have overrun.

The current slowdown is just a pause in the commodity supercycle’s 'continuing spin.'

Legendary mining financier more than lives up to his reputation as a salesman and astute commentator on the industry.