The Mining Affected Communities United in Action (MACUA), with its organisations, WAMUA and youth wing-YAMUA, are protesting at the Anglo American offices in Rosebank under the banner: “No TNC Exit…
Union Association of South Africa (UASA), a trade union in mining, said on Tuesday, the Mining Indaba must bring solutions to underground fatalities and injuries, as well among discussions. The…
This article was written by the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC). Africa hosts an estimated US$29.5 trillion in mine-site mineral value, representing about 20% of global mineral wealth, yet captures only…
Lazarus Mokgosi, Premier of the North West and Bitsa Lenkopane and Member of the Executive Committee (MEC) of Economic Development, Conservation, Environment and Tourism, are leading a delegation from the…
Mining Week kicked off with a Ministerial Symposium on Sunday ahead of the Mining Indaba starting today. Speaking to media, Gwede Mantashe, Minister of Mineral Resources and Petroleum, said, South…
This article was written by the Vuka Group, organisers of Africa’s Green Economy Summit (AGES). The global biodiversity finance gap is estimated to reach USD 942 billion per year by…
South Africa’s coal production was estimated to be around 234 million tonnes to 247 million tonnes, in the last financial year, but exports dipped to 56.4 million tonnes, due to…
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) is among stakeholders at the Continental Energy and Infrastructure Investment Forum in Zambia, this week. The Bank’s Mpho Mokwele, highlighted the need for…
The energy regulator (NERSA) approved temporary electricity price relief of 87.74 c/kWh for ferrochrome smelters. This is only for facilities operated by Samancor Chrome and Glencore-Merafe Chrome Venture, until the…
Police have deployed nyalas (police vehicles) and additional officers to Sporong informal settlement, in Randfontein. This is one of the measured to secure the displaced community, who fled their homes…
