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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,...
The R52-billion that was wiped off the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in 72 hours when the Mining Charter was leaked in 2002 will look like a “storm in a teacup” compared with the impact of...
Last week’s High Court ruling in favour of Agri SA’s expropriation claim against the Minister of Mineral Resources is a judicial shot across the bows for the advocates of mine nationalisation....
The South African government and business community need to closer align themselves to fully leverage the economic opportunities that come with belonging to the Brazil, Russia, India, China and...
The South African government and business community need to closer align themselves to fully leverage the economic opportunities that come with belonging to the Brazil, Russia, India, China, and...
South Africa’s mining licence cadastre that Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu will launch publicly on March 30 will show who owns mining rights, what type, and for how long, she said on...
South Africa is unlikely to nationalise its mining sector even though the ruling African National Congress (ANC) is debating the idea, Webber Wentzel partner Manus Booysen said on Sunday.
ANC...
The Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) may be insufficient to shield South African mining companies from the impact of this week’s far-reaching Constitutional Court (Concourt)...