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Digging deep: Change for the future
There is a cautious optimism in the mining industry at present
The Mining Indaba 2019: A look ahead
The indaba has become a powerful platform for funding, networking, discussions, making deals and more
Mining for goodwill will reap profits
Mining companies must move beyond rhetoric and look after the health and safety of workers and residents, writes Khanya Mncwabe.
It’s Africa’s time now
The entire continent is open for business, due to improved governance and political stability
Extracting the maximum benefit
In terms of mining, there are no easy options to make the most of local beneficiation.
Mining super tax will make foreign investors jittery
Nationalisation may be off the table but analysts warn that any changes to the tax regime in the mining sector will also scare away investors.
Global warming or global domination?
A climate change consultant at the Mining Indaba says global warming is a ruse to create a global bureaucracy to rule the world with impunity.
Shabangu hammers final nail in coffin of nationalisation
Mining Minister Susan Shabangu has put paid to nationalisation at the Mining Indaba, while outlining plans for a tax-heavy resource nationalism.
Nationalisation isn’t the way for South Africa, says Manuel
Minister in the Presidency Trevor Manuel says nationalisation is not an option for SA, as the mining sector is fundamentally important to transition.
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