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Egypt, Israel agree on $500 million fine to end gas dispute

Egypt reached a settlement agreement with state-owned Israel Electric Corp. to pay a reduced fine for halting deliveries of natural…

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AMCU kicks off platinum talks with 48% wage demand

The biggest union in South Africa’s platinum industry demanded wage increases of as much as 48% from producers in the…

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Iron ore, gold surge propel South Africa miners to 11-year high

The twin tailwinds of rallying iron-ore prices and gold’s haven appeal have driven South African mining stocks to an almost…

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World’s top platinum miners brace for ‘substantial’ wage demands

South African platinum producers are preparing for significant wage demands as workers eye windfall earnings from a rally in metal…

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Angolan president brings reform to critical oil industry

Angolan President Joao Lourenco is changing the face of the nation’s all-important oil industry, implementing reforms directed at rousing the…

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Eskom urged by Greenpeace to quit coal and move to grids

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. should quit coal-fired generation over the next 20 years, Greenpeace Africa said, even as the beleaguered South…

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South Africa sued for Eskom, Sasol air pollution in coal belt

South Africa’s government is being sued for failing to crack down on some of the world’s worst air pollution emitted…

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Gold giants battling to lure back investors who fled industry

What’s better than GOLD? In the wake of two mega-mergers that have reset the gold industry, one small detail has…

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