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The drowning of 10-year-old Mapula Raleholi is the latest in a series at mining sites in Gauteng
The water and sanitation department has not revoked or suspended water use, ‘but this remains an option’
The ground swallowed 90 people, but three died in the tragedy and their bodies were not found
The state is fixing mines deserted before a 2002 Act, but another law could force owners to pay up
The mines face provisional liquidation and 900 jobs will be lost – unless the IDC grants a loan
Security officials in Zimbabwe are monitoring the entire mining process in a desperate bid to raise funds.
Platinum mines linked to Robert Mugabe’s government are being excused from funding a $3-billion refinery plant.
The Zimbabwe government is tightening controls in the diamond mining sector in a quest to extract more revenue from mining companies.
A functionary’s murky claim to a neighbour’s farm has jeopardised a gold mine on the property.
Sustainability makes commercial good sense for mines and the people who work for them.
President Robert Mugabe reiterated a hardline stance in response to rumours of the law’s softening for mining firms in the country.
There is growing concern that Zimbabwe’s diamond production has dipped.
The Parliamentary Legal Committee is set to reverse mining fee regulations enacted by Minister Obert Mpofu that it says are unconstitutional.
SA’s gold mines are estimated to have the highest number of new TB cases in the world, making the disease a leading export to neighbouring countries.
Violence witnessed in the mining sector this year stems from "underlying social problems that remain", says Anglo American’s CEO Cynthia Carroll.
Neither the state nor the private sector will take responsibility for the destitute residents of Comet Village in the East Rand.
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It is unlikely that many of the ANC’s policy proposals on state intervention in the mining sector will come to fruition, a business leader has said.
