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Crumbling foundations of SA’s steel industry a wake-up call for reform
Thought Leader
/ 26 February 2025

Crumbling foundations of SA’s steel industry a wake-up call for reform

Without urgent, effective action by the government, manufacturers, investors and unions, the industry will fail, leaving thousands jobless and damaging the economy

By John Hopley & Tasneem Motala
Why Afrikaner affirmative action was more effective than BEE
Opinion
/ 29 June 2020

Why Afrikaner affirmative action was more effective than BEE

The National Party government used a collective effort — social, cultural, linguistic, political and financial — to prop up poor white people

By Jantjie Xaba
No end to Arcelor’s toxic practices
Article
/ 22 March 2019

No end to Arcelor’s toxic practices

The company is unable to stop the emission of the pollutants and is asking for more time upgrade parts so that it can comply with the law.

By Sipho Kings
Arcelor cuts irk motor industry
Article
/ 23 March 2012

Arcelor cuts irk motor industry

Arcelor Mittal South Africa has decided to halt local production of certain lines and this has the motor industry up in arms.

By Lynley Donnelly
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Article
/ 26 November 2010

Sishen row: Govt targets steel prices

The debacle over the award of lapsed mining rights in the Sishen iron ore mine could be used by government to force Amsa to cut in steel prices.

By Sam Sole Author, Mandy Rossouw, Lynley Donnelly and Sam Sole

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