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Govt to shift focus to helping small mining firms - Zwane
Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane says the success of smaller mining companies could be key in creating much-needed jobs.
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Minister Zwane: No friction between dept, mining companies
Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane has denied claims of a tumultuous relationship between government and the private sector.
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Godongwana: ANC must help improve mining conditions
The ANC's head of economic transformation says labour instability and strikes need to be addressed.
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'Rising demand in coal will play a key role in Africa's development'
Experts said coal remains the most cost effective and available source of energy for developing countries.
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Zimbabwean govt’s approach to mining has ‘crippled’ economy
Tendai Biti says nationalisation policies have not benefited the majority in Zimbabwe.
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Tendai Biti: Nationalisation of resources is a threat to mining industry
Speaking at the Mining Indaba, Biti warned governments against adopting policies that can scare off investors.
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‘Govt has heard mining industry’s calls on regulatory, policy certainty’
The mineral resources minister says he has a better understanding of the problems in the mining industry.
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Developmental pricing announcement expected at Sona
Ngoako Ramatlhodi says an important announcement on developmental pricing will be made by Zuma.
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‘Peace between mining unions a top priority’
Ngoako Ramatlhodi says Amcu, the NUM and Numsa should be able to exist without violence.
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‘Potential mining investors shouldn’t be deterred by Marikana tragedy’
Ngoako Ramatlhodi, who is addressing the Mining Indaba in CT, says his main aim is to assure investors.
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Calls for Mining Indaba to be more inclusive
It costs more than R1,000 for each delegate to attend the event.
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Mining Indaba: Health minister tackles TB scourge
Aaron Motsoaledi says it’s time the sector changes the way it deals with TB among workers.
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Tony Blair to deliver keynote at Mining Indaba
The 2015 Annual African Mining Indaba Conference kicks off in Cape Town today.
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SACP slams Amcu for platinum strike
The SACP says Amcu’s prolonged wage strike will have disastrous consequences.
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Protests against Rio Tinto at Mining Indaba
Unionists marched on the Mining Indaba protesting the ill treatment of Rio Tinto workers.
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Archbishop on development
Njongonkulu Ndungane spoke of the four key pillars in sustainable development at the Mining Indaba.
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Green energy for SA mining sector
Cost-effective energy solutions are on offer to SA mining firms.
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Anti-shark culling protest at Mining Indaba
Activists gathered outside the CTICC to protest against Australia's catch and kill shark policy.
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'SA mining not investor friendly'
RandGold Resources CEO says the mining industry needs to be more investor friendly.
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Call to fight TB at mines
Professor Gavin Churchyard says all role players need to work together to fight TB in the mining sector.
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‘SA needs more open dialogue on mines’
The CEO of Randgold Resources says government should make better use of the Mining Indaba.
