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South Africa’s ongoing mining-industry unrest was putting the country’s pension funds at risk and it was critical that peace and stability be restored in the mining sector, Minerals Minister...
The World Food Programme (or WFP) is seeking $30-million to feed more than one-million people in Malawi facing severe shortages. This is a result of a disastrous fight that the former President of...
Reality would get in the way of the implementation of most of the proposals for the South African mining industry made in the State Intervention in the Minerals Sector (Sims) document, Business...
Many South Africans probably breathed a slight sigh of relief last week when two key business organisations indicated that they were ready to engage in a “robust” debate on the merits, or the...
Resistance to the nationalisation of South Africa’s mining industry is escalating with increasing audibility.
The Chamber of Mines of South Africa CEO Bheki Sibiya, who has for some time kept...
The South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) has asked for an urgent meeting with government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi's boss, Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane, to discuss the...
Mine nationalisation was not only a “bad idea”, but big business in South African argued on Tuesday that the manner in which debate was currently being conducted was eroding policy certainty,...
South-South trade is growing fast; carbon regulation, and in particular taxation, must not disadvantage South Africa economically; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that, while he...
Infrastructure degradation, water inefficiency, backlogs in providing access to basic water services, wastage and problems such as acid mine drainage were exacerbating water scarcity in South...
It’s ironic, but business’ grasp of the importance of the rest of Africa to South Africa’s growth fortunes seems to be firmer under the Presidency of the relatively parochial Jacob Zuma than...
Much attention is being given to the second version of the integrated resources plan, or IRP 2010, which government still insists will be promulgated during November, despite delays to the public...
In today's podcast, Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu says that SA's minerals legislation will be overhauled; the WWF reports that 50% of SA's electricity generation could come from...
Big business in South Africa indicated on Tuesday that it was giving priority attention to programmes that could help offset an anticipated electricity supply shortfall that was expected to...
Leaders from South Africa's top local and foreign companies have warned that the prevailing controversy around mining licences in South Africa had "undermined our country's reputation and standing"...
There is much market scepticism about whether there is any appetite among private investors for a minority stake in the R142-billion Kusile power station project, which is being built by South...