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19 June 2013
                       
 
 
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05 Feb 2013
 
 
ENS: Statement by Otsile Matlou, Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs director and head of mining, avers that the MPRD Amendment Bill will have devastating consequences for South Africa’s mining industry (05/02/2013)
STATEMENT
In the mining industry, where huge capital is required to develop projects and construct mines, the ability of the listed company to raise funds on the stock exchange is crucial. However the...
 
 
13 Dec 2012
 
Marikana re-inflicts 70s stagflation on SA economy – Peter Leon
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
The Marikana tragedy and the events that it sparked have re-inflicted a 1970s-type stagflation on the South African economy, which is now poised to be downgraded yet again by a third sovereign...
 
 
10 Dec 2012
 
Business seeks policy certainty and predictability from Mangaung
ECONOMY
Business Unity South Africa (Busa) echoed the sentiments of many individual businesspeople on Monday when it formally appealed for the emergence of policy certainty and predictability at the Africa...
 
 
25 Oct 2012
 
SA: Statement by UASA, trade union, negotiates higher minimum wages for mine workers (25/10/2012)
STATEMENT
After continued negotiations for the 2011 – 2013 Chamber Gold Wage Agreement, UASA, together with NUM and Solidarity, entered into an agreement with the Chamber of Mines of South Africa,...
 
 
21 Sep 2012
 
Now AngloGold workers strike at Kopanang mine
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Workers have embarked on an illegal strike at a South African mine run by world number three bullion producer AngloGold Ashanti, a company spokesman said on Friday, signalling spreading labour...
 
 
05 Sep 2012
 
Mining industry must start thinking out of the box – David Noko
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
The South African mining industry needs to start doing the extraordinary to elevate the industry’s thinking on sustainability as it moves into the future, says AngloGold Ashanti’s newly...
 
 
13 Jul 2012
 
Vital conversation
REAL ECONOMY: MINING POLICY
The importance of the mining industry to South Africa’s economic expansion cannot be disputed. There are also few who would discount the assessment that the country still houses a resources...
 
 
17 Apr 2012
 
 
 
Daily podcast – April 17, 2012
PODCAST
ANC Youth League spokesperson Floyd Shivambu's public criticism of ANC appeals chairperson Cyril Ramaphosa was made in his personal capacity and does not represent the League’s official position,...
 
 
16 Apr 2012
 
Consumers still underpinning SA’s growth, bank shows
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
Consumption was continuing trumping production in South Africa, Absa Investments GM Craig Pheiffer said on Monday. Real retail sales grew by 3.9% year-on-year (y/y) in January and manufacturing...
 
 
23 Sep 2011
 
ANC mulls legislation to supersede mining contracts – official
MINERALS LEGISLATION
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) wants to forge an economy in which its natural resources best serve the country, says the head of the party’s task team formed to study a...
 
 
04 Mar 2011
 
CoM says working on lung disease compensation framework reform
HEALTH & SAFETY
The Chamber of Mines (CoM) said on Friday that it had been actively working in tripartite forums to align and reform the statutory framework for occupational lung disease compensation. The CoM,...
 
 
 
 
Radioactive Revenues: Financial Flows between Uranium Mining Companies and African Governments (March 2011)
URANIUM
In 2009, Africa’s share of worldwide uranium mining amounted to 17%, with the vast majority of uranium production taking place four African host states: Niger, Namibia, Malawi and South Africa....
 
 
03 Mar 2011
 
SA court ruling opens door for claims against mines
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
A Constitutional Court ruling on Thursday in favour of a former AngloGold Ashanti worker in an occupational health disease case has opened the door to a litany of legal claims against the mining...
 
 
02 Nov 2010
 
State would have had to cover R67bn deficit if mines were nationalised – Sipho Nkosi
LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK
Had the South African mining industry been nationalised, the South African government would have been accountable for the R67-billion post-meltdown deficit that the industry suffered in 2009,...
 
 
20 Oct 2010
 
Africa’s infrastructure deficit creates economic opportunity
INFRASTRUCTURE
Physical infrastructure remains Africa's most significant constraint as far as economic development goes, however, the backlog also represents big investment and business opportunities, head of...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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