Posts tagged "Lonmin"

London-listed investors losing confidence in the South African mining rights system

South Africa’s handling of two disputed mine right awards has damaged the resource-rich country’s reputation and raised investor concerns over transparency and governance. Kumba Iron Ore, a unit of Anglo American, and Lonmin have …
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World’s top 100 miners: is it a bear market?

In just six weeks, global markets turbulence has ripped the shoes off global miners. Measured on its London listing, BHP Billiton, the world’s biggest diversified resources stock, touched all time records on April 6, …
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Xstrata gains ground as FTSE 100 jumps to 18 month high

Mining and financial shares led the way as the FTSE 100 surged to an 18 month high, helped by a return of investors’ appetite for risk, hopes for a solution to Greece’s debt problems and …
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Communities protest against British-based mining companies in South Africa

The press statement below mentions Richard Spoor. Richard Spoor is a human rights lawyer who has represented communities resisting encroachment on their land by mining companies. He is currently being sued for defamation by Anglo
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Nineteen mining firms commit to poverty reduction – ICMM

Nineteen mining companies, one of them China-linked, have agreed to use their combined influence to reduce poverty and foster development. All members of the London-based International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), the 19 said …
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Rebuffed by larger rival, Xstrata eyes Lonmin

If the Swiss-based, London-listed company bids for the world’s third-largest platinum producer, it could signal an end to its hostile pursuit of Anglo American. The mining world’s great white shark – Xstrata PLC – is …
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Communities Fight Back Against Platinum Giants in Mokopane, Limpopo

Jubilee South Africa Press Statement 29 September 2008

Sekiming Stops Lonmin from Drilling Since 12 September!
Sekuruwe Fights Against Desecration of Graves!

Jubilee Mokopane held mass meetings on Sunday, 28 September, in the Sekuruwe and …
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