Partnerships will transform Africa’s mining sector
AFRICA'S mining sector stands at a crossroads. With its vast mineral reserves, the continent possesses the resources to power the next phase of development...
A year after unveiling its restructure, Anglo has surprised the market
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China’s mineral curbs threaten global auto production
GLOBAL automakers are sounding alarms over China's export restrictions on critical minerals, warning of potential production shutdowns as supply chain disruptions spread worldwide.
"If the...
SA mining ready to lead Africa’s economic renaissance
But for it to happen the Government of National Unity needs to use all its new found powers of political accountability and transparency.
Minerals Council warns Mantashe of looming confrontation
DRAFT amendments to legislation which have shocked South Africa's mining industry are likely to wind up in the courtroom after the Minerals Council SA...
Stausholm disagreed with Rio’s board on Glencore tie-up
RIO Tinto and the group's CEO Jakob Stausholm agreed to part ways amid concerns he was reluctant to prioritise cost management and explore key...
EGA bauxite stockpiles top two million tons amid Guinea dispute
EMIRATES Global Aluminium's Guinea subsidiary has accumulated nearly two million metric tons of bauxite since operations were suspended last year, sources told Reuters on...
Minerals Council blindsided by Govt’s MPRDA bill
THE reaction at the Junior Mining Indaba being held in Johannesburg to proposed amendments to the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) is...
SA’s mining cadastre to make debut in Western Cape
SOUTH Africa’s long-awaited new mining cadastre system will be launched at the end of June as per its schedule, but only initially in the...
The time is now to unshackle SA’s mining sector
South Africa’s mining sector stands as a cornerstone of our national economy, yet it operates with one hand tied behind its back.