To date 12 brand new Science Teaching and Learning Centres have been built at five primary and seven secondary West Coast schools
After the deaths of three employees who got trapped in a control room, workers allege that management frequently coerces them to bypass health and safety procedures
There are three charges against the company. Two from 2013 and one from 2016
ArcelorMittal, charged with toxic air and water pollution, seems to have bulldozed through graves to create a perimeter fence
Government interest in the pollution claims appears to have been aroused by Constitutional Court action launched against President Thabo Mbeki
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.
Amsa’s record fine for price collusion comes at a time when protection is topping the agenda.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that the Sishen Iron Ore Company is the exclusive holder of a converted mining right on Sishen Mine properties.
But the strategy to boost industry has a major stumbling block: readily available power.
The North Gauteng High Court has ruled that Sishen Iron Ore Company holds 100% of the mining rights over Sishen — the country’s largest iron mine.
ArcelorMittal SA has dropped its acquisition of Imperial Crown Trading for R800-million.
Court case could lead to collapse of multibillion-rand ICT and BEE deals.
Corruption, incompetence and policy uncertainty are scaring off investors.
Duduzane Zuma and the Guptas are at it again — they will benefit from a proposed Indian steel investment bolstered by government intervention.
If Kumba and ICT can claim ownership of rights to 21,4% of the mine for the price of a R500 application fee, why not a member of the public?
It may no longer be business as usual for South African companies operating in Zimbabwe.
Cabinet has announced the appointment of Elias Masilela, a senior Sanlam executive as the chief executive of the Public Investment Corporation.
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.
The Gupta family, friends of President Jacob Zuma, were key to the agreement to sell prospecting rights at Sishen to steel conglomerate ArcelorMittal.
ArcelorMittal has defended it’s much-criticised BEE deal to Parliament, saying that "controversy is not the same as corruption".
