International intelligence data shows a recent boom in lithium exports from Southern Africa to Chinese markets. Where’s it coming from, and how does it get there?
The agriculture sector was up 17.2% and was the largest contributor to GDP growth during the period
Smart mining is the future, and the foundation of smart mining is connectivity
Meet the youth who are moving and shaking up Anglo
A common thread in our mining history has been inequality – mining companies still avoid their social obligations during and post mining
Ramaphosa says fundamental changes are underway in South Africa’s beleaguered energy sector
The private sector, labour and government have been thrashing out ways to increase vaccinations and to restart the economy
‘Community consent’ is now required for mining but in practice this further benefits elite interests
A year ago, tensions between the government and the mining industry were high
Pan African Resources closes Evander Gold Mine, leaving its former workforce out on a limb
This will require embracing new ways of understanding value
The mining industry in South Africa needs an inclusive model that builds on and improves shared value
The Sekhukhune mining saga continues: The community gets R149 000 and the landowner R1-million.
The Mokopane shopkeeper has laid at least 7 environmental and anti-corruption charges against the platinum mine and the state to halt the project.
Uranium mining is returning to the area, threatening water resources in a dry region and raising concerns about the spread of radiation particles.
Commodity prices and labour issues have hamstrung the effectiveness of the mining companies’ community investment in the North West town.
South Africa ranks as one of the richest countries in natural resources. The problem: few companies want to deal with the headache of getting it.
South Africa’s latest mining and manufacturing data are the highlights of an otherwise light domestic economic calendar this week.
Striking mine workers retaliated to being sprayed with water cannons by pelting security officials at the Khuseleka mine in Rustenburg with stones.
Though the sector’s job creation could outstrip mining, lack of capital and skills is an impediment.
