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More delays to mining law revision

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A member of parliament’s portfolio committee on mineral resources has poured cold water on expectations that the long-anticipated revision of SA’s mining legislation will be finalised by year-end.

ANC fails to end regulatory confusion

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The ANC policy conference has failed to end uncertainty over policy and regulatory issues that the mining industry was hoping would be put to bed.

Business warns ANC: be clear!

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Business leaders attending the ANC’s policy conference have appealed for certainty and warned that a lack of clarity may lead to a plunge in business confidence.

Watchdog approves Petmin’s SamQuarz sale

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The Competition Tribunal has approved Petmin’s R259m transaction to dispose of the SamQuarz silica mine.

Metals boost if Europe rethinks austerity: Stanlib

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Austerity failed to save Europe, which is why it must rethink smarter policies with the emphasis on infrastructure spend, says Stanlib senior economist, Kevin Lings.

Glenstrata deal on the brink as Qataris says “no’

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The $65bn merger between Glencore and Xstrata is on the verge of collapse after Xstrata’s second-largest shareholder said it will oppose the terms of the deal, reports Financial Times.

Tronox adds vim to under-valued Exxaro Resources

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Coal prices may have flagged lately, but there are high expectations for the effect the mineral sands industry can have on Exxaro Resources’ share price.

MRI in hunt for Water Affairs AMD tender

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Mine Restoration Investments will chase down a multi-million rand tender to clean South Africa’s acid mine drainage after listing and raising R40m on the JSE’s Altx.

Dirt diggers can leave for Australia: Jourdan

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Paul Jourdan, a co-author of the State Intervention in Mining report, says minerals should be left unmined if industrialisation is not the direct consequence of digging for them.

How to get ahead in mining

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The possibility of earning a good keep with a career in mining will not be over soon, but careful planning and a knack for some key soft skills will make you rise higher than your well-paid peers.