Mining indaba
They don’t care about people: panelist accuses mining companies of hypocrisy
This as the industry reinforces its commitment to environmental, social and corporate governance to achieve social goals beyond the pursuit of profits.
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Minerals Council of SA reveals priority interventions for mine safety
The number of deaths recorded so far in the industry has raised alarm, more so among trade unions that blame mining companies for the fatalities.
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Minerals Council: SA could have $150bn hydrogen economy by 2050
Mining producers at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town have been discussing how they can leverage clean energy solutions with environmental protections a key issue due to climate change pressures.
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Experts question mining firms' ability to achieve sustainability targets
Environmental, social and governance issues have taken centre stage at this year’s mining indaba, with different producers sharing their plans and strategies on how this would be achieved.
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Ramaphosa wants SA's railway system to get urgent attention
President Cyril Ramaphosa was speaking at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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Ramaphosa: Gone are the days of ignoring livelihoods of workers in mining
Ramaphosa was speaking at the Annual Mining Indaba at the Cape Town Convention Centre on Tuesday.
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Ramaphosa wants mining backlog and prospecting rights sorted
President Cyril Ramaphosa was speaking at the annual Mining Indaba taking place in Cape Town earlier on Tuesday.
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Anglo American set to expand operations in SA
CEO Mark Cutifani said the company would explore base metals across South Africa but was looking for adjustment to legislation.
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Mantashe: Mining sector should be allowed to generate own power
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe conceded that South Africa's power crisis was impeding growth.
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[ANALYSIS] African miners get mix of red carpet and red card
Balancing carrot and stick with miners is tricky.
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Ramaphosa says billions in investments pouring into SA
President Cyril Ramaphosa says companies have already made $20 billion commitments just a few months after the investment drive started.
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Ramaphosa: Govt to unveil plan to shore up Eskom’s finances
President Cyril Ramaphosa has told delegates at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town that the government will not allow Eskom to fail.
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Mantashe opens annual Mining Indaba in Cape Town
Cyril Ramaphosa and Gwede Mantashe are expected to woo the thousands of delegates and potential investors and promote South Africa as an attractive investment destination.
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[LISTEN] 'Mining Charter must be withdrawn, more dialogue needed'
Frans Baleni, a member of the Mining Indaba Advisory Board, says the Mining Indaba 2018 has been very exciting. He says investors have shown a keen interest in putting their money in the African continent.
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Zwane: African govts want to integrate mining into broader economy
Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane was speaking at the opening of the four-day Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
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Mining Indaba organisers feel sector is 'bouncing back’
The event aims to grant African leaders a chance to showcase investment opportunities to foreign parties.
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Dept addressing youth support in mining sector, says Zwane
Minister Mosebenzi Zwane says they are addressing the lack of support for young people wishing to enter the mining sector.
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More can be done for silicosis sufferers, says former Harmony Gold CEO
Last year, a high court ruling allowed for a class action suit against South Africa's major gold mining companies.
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Beneficiation will be explored in mining sector, says Gordhan
Gordhan says the mining sector needs to take into consideration that the perceived failure of globalisation is a new debate on how it needs to reshape itself to remain relevant.
