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Mining communities say draft Mining Charter is 'workable'
The draft charter was gazetted last week by Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe.
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Minerals Council highlights concerns over draft Mining Charter
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe says the draft is a product of widespread consultation between all sectors.
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Draft Mining Charter now open for public comments
The public has 30 days to submit their comments and submissions close on 27 July.
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Draft law proposes 30% black ownership for mining firms within 5 years
The government and miners have been locked in talks over the charter, which lays out requirements for black ownership levels and other targets.
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Mantashe to visit FS, KZN as talks continue on Mining Charter
Minister Gwede Mantashe held marathon discussions with members of the public on Tuesday to get their input on the charter.
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Mantashe engages Carletonville community on Mining Charter
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has revisited the area three weeks after the death of seven miners at Sibanye-Stillwater's Masakhane shaft.
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Mantashe hopes Mining Charter ready to be published soon
Minister Mantashe has been driving extensive consultations on the Mining Charter since his appointment as minister.
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[LISTEN] The future of mining, South Africa’s lifeblood
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Jan-Adriaan du Plessis of Deloitte.
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Mantashe sees new mining charter by May
Mantashe made the remarks in a speech at a platinum mining conference in Johannesburg.
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South African court backs once empowered, always empowered principle
Uncertainty around the Mining Charter and ownership levels have deterred investment in a sector that accounts for 8 percent of the country’s economic output.
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Court backs once empowered, always empowered principle
The order allows mining firms ownership transactions to be recognised even where the black partner has sold or transferred part, or all, of its equity.
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[LISTEN] Gwede Mantashe outlines plans for mining sector
702’s Karima Brown speaks to Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe about the controversial revised Mining Charter and the mining sector.
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Dept moving swiftly to finalise Mining Charter, says Mantashe
Speaking on the Karima Brown Show on Monday night, Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe insisted that the matter will be concluded by May.
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Mantashe: Mining Charter to be finalised as soon as possible
Minister Gwede Mantashe indicated on Tuesday that the charter will be finalized in less than three months after two teams were established to discuss possible changes to the document report back.
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Mantashe: Mineral Resources Dept won't be held to ransom by anyone
The minister was speaking after Amcu failed to pitch at the meeting between the Mineral Resources Department and other social partners at the weekend.
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Mantashe: Current mining charter doc must be used as basis of discussions
The Chamber of Mines believes that the third and current version of the Mining Charter has numerous flaws and targets which will damage the sector.
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Mining charter: Mantashe under fire for not involving mining communities
Gwede Mantashe says his department is developing a programme for consultation with communities on the charter.
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Mantashe: teams set up to discuss mining charter
Mantashe says the two teams that have been set up to discuss possible amendments to the mining charter have three weeks to report back.
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Mantashe expected to give update on revision of Mining Charter
Minister Gwede Mantashe met with the Chamber of Mines and unions at the weekend where the charter was discussed and some changes proposed.
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Ramaphosa rules out nationalisation of mines
President Cyril Ramaphosa said a new Mining Charter would be drafted within the next three months.
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Mantashe sets June deadline for new Mining Charter
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe told Eyewitness News he also wants to see the impasse at Optimum coal mine resolved.
