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ENERGY
Feb 8, 2013
Aquarius to keep S Africa mines mothballed
Revenues at platinum producer fall 29%
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WORLD
Feb 8, 2013
Tahrir sexual assault victims speak out
Controversial salafi preacher accuses women of ‘having no shame’
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ENERGY
Feb 7, 2013
Ophir sale halves Mittal and Ziff stake
Share offer of energy company is pushed down by 36m placement
Feb 4, 2013
Lonrho reveals loss after project delays
Shares fall 22 per cent after warning of £3m to £5m loss
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MARKETS
Feb 4, 2013
Platinum high after strikes cut output
Strikes lead to group reporting a 6 per cent fall in output
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ENERGY
Feb 4, 2013
Randgold burnished by higher gold sales
Stronger earnings despite civil war and military coups
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ENERGY
Feb 4, 2013
Amplats plunges to an annual loss
Wildcat strikes in South Africa lead to sharp rise in costs
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ENERGY
Feb 3, 2013
Guinea seeks iron ore deposit deal
Stand-off over Vale and Beny Steinmetz’s claim to rights
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ENERGY
Feb 3, 2013
SA must dig deep to beat mine unrest
Expectations are of another volatile year ahead
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WORLD
Jan 31, 2013
Cameron pledges security support for Libya
Police visit agreed to probe Lockerbie bombing
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WORLD
Jan 30, 2013
South Africa’s Motsepe joins Giving Pledge
Mining tycoon to donate half his family’s wealth to charity
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WORLD
Jan 30, 2013
Algeria held back by slow speed of reform
Foreign investment prospects under the spotlight
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Jan 27, 2013
Investors wary of going back to the land
Amid the caution, appetite is strong
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WORLD
Jan 21, 2013
Algeria defends assault to free hostages
PM says militants were preparing to kill foreign captives
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ENERGY
Jan 20, 2013
Crisis threatens Algeria’s future growth
Country’s international reputation affected
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ENERGY
Jan 20, 2013
Hydrocarbon industry reviews security
Companies re-evaluate business in high-risk regions
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A wage increase for South African farm workers may cool some temperatures for now but the battle is far from over
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A wage increase for South African farm workers may cool some temperatures for now but the battle is far from over
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Mick Davis, chief of Xstrata, says the miner’s ‘takeover’ by Glencore could lead to a tricky union