[Mining Weekly] -- DRDGOLD spends R26m in six months on environmental restoration.

[Summit] -- Niël Pretorius‚ CEO of DRDGold‚ speaks to Business Day TV about interim results‚ which show a headline loss as it started the final clean up and closure of its Crown sites.

[Polity News] -- Johannesburg is probably one of the world’s best examples of unintended sustainable development, where almost accidentally the mining economy has been fully replaced by another larger economy.

[Business Day] -- The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) recently released a study report, Blyvooruitzicht Mine Village: the human toll of state and corporate abdication of responsibility in SA.

[Moneyweb] -- If we stick to our strategy of sustainable development – Niel Pretorius, CEO – DRDGOLD.

[BUSINESS DAY TV] -- Niël Pretorius, CEO of DRDGold, speaks about interim results, which show a headline loss as it started the final clean up and closure of its Crown sites.

[Mining Weekly] -- Having been part of the initial days of mining in Johannesburg, DRDGOLD is now part of the environmental restoration stage. Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer joins senior deputy editor Tracy Hancock in studio to discuss the gold producer’s efforts to limit the impact of ongoing operations on the environment and communities.

[Mining Weekly]-- The big clean up that’s being done now is by DRD Gold, which has been mining here for 122 years.

[Business Day] -- DRDGold posted a sharp fall in interim profits after closing a number of sites, laying off staff and depreciating its assets. DRDGold, which treats tailings dumps around Johannesburg to extract residual gold, reported a 5% increase in revenue to R1.19bn for the six months to end-December as the rand gold price increased by 16% to R572,443/kg compared with the year-earlier period.

[Mining Weekly] -- Gold-from-dumps producer DRDGOLD on Wednesday announced a 4% increase in operating profit to R172.6-million on 7% lower gold output for the six months to December 31.