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Mining is still the most important sector in South Africa's economy Most of the 80,000 miners across the sector who started striking earlier this week had already accepted an 8% pay offer and returned to work. But workers at Harmony Gold's mines in the central Free State and Northern Cape provinces were holding out for a better deal. The miners' union had been demanding a 60% rise. Employers had offered 6% - the same as the inflation rate. Harmony Gold said its employees had now accepted the pay settlement, the AFP news agency reported. Some electricity workers have also gone on an unofficial strike, leading to severe power cuts in the biggest city, Johannesburg. An extra generator has been installed near the home of former President Nelson Mandela, who arrived there on Sunday after almost three months in hospital. He remains in a critical condition. RELATED NEWS: http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Tana-Goldfields-Articles/3379489 http://www.goodreads.com/group/105028-tana-goldfields-united-kingdom/comments/20834715-coconut-butterz

TANA GOLDFIELDS PLC was established in 2011 and incorporated in the United Kingdom as a PLC. It was subsequently listed as a public company on the GXG Exchange (symbol: TANA) also in the United Kingdom.

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Tana Goldfields United Kingdom Plans to reopen the Cononish mine near Tyndrum in Stirlingshire have been delayed due to falling gold prices. Scotgold Resources said the project remained viable and would generate a cashflow of more than £39m before tax over its first seven years of operation, at current gold prices. But it warned that the fluctuating price had dented market confidence. As a result, Scotgold said it had decided not to seek further funding for the scheme until conditions improved. A study has predicted that once operational, the mine could produce up of 20,200 ounces of gold a year. At current prices, that would give the Cononish project a rate of return of about 37% before tax and see the initial investment repaid within 26 months of the start of production. However, Scotgold said the market remained wary after gold prices fell by more than 9% at the beginning of April, the biggest drop for 30 years. Challenging market The depressed market has made the company reconsider plans to seek additional funds to bring the mine into full production. Executive chairman John Bentley said: "The recent sharp decline in the gold price has severely dented market confidence, albeit that there has been significant positive movement since the lows recorded on 15 April 2013. "The potential to raise the required equity financing for the project is considered to be severely challenging under current market conditions. "The board has thus decided to defer an immediate raise pending an improvement in market sentiment." Mr Bentley said the firm would now not be approaching investors until the gold price "calms down". Last November, the mining company secured a pre-development loan worth nearly £1.2m from RMB Resources to help continue the drilling programme at the mine in the Loch Lomond National Park. Considering options Mr Bentley said RMB still backed the scheme and was "evaluating project debt ca