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Mining Prospectus Mineral Minutes Bulletin

31 January 2013
Amplats to make up for job losses
Amplats to make up for job lossesAmplats to create job opportunities for those lost through retrenchment

Platinum miner Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) says it will create other job opportunities following its announcement earlier this week that the jobs of up to 14 000 mineworkers are in jeopardy as a result of the losses it suffered last year.

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No immediate plans for mining taxes
No immediate plans for mining taxesMining taxes to be kept under review - Gordhan

South African finance minister Pravin Gordhan said on Wednesday, 23 January at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that he had no immediate plans for new mining taxes, but that the matter would be kept under review.

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NUM welcomes 60-day stay of Amplats retrenchments
NUM welcomes 60-day stay of Amplats retrenchmentsNUM welcomes Amplats decision

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has welcomed the decision by mining giant, Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) to suspend the retrenchment of up to 14 000 workers by 60 days.

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KPMG to field experts at Mining Indaba
KPMG to field experts at Mining IndabaBusiness opportunities as investors arrive

There is no denying that Africa offers compelling business opportunities as investors flood to the continent, which is said to be the final frontier of natural resources. 

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Conditional approval of the Glencore / Xstrata merger
Conditional approval of the Glencore / Xstrata mergerMerger dependent on Competition Tribunal

The Competition Tribunal has conditionally approved the merger between Glencore International plc and Xstrata plc, which means the merger may be implemented in South Africa.   

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