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Critical metals for low-carbon economy being studied across 12 universities 
By: Martin Creamer Updated 7 hours ago A consortium across a dozen South African universities has the spotlight on critical metals for a low-carbon future. At a time when the mining... →
Crypto Tax Classification – Capital Gains or Income
30th March 2023 “Bitcoin, blockchain, mining”. By now we’re all familiar with cryptocurrency and its related buzzwords. The initial boom in cryptocurrency... →
Mining needs truth-and-reconciliation approach to ESG, says Rifle-Shot’s Naidoo
By: Martin Creamer 29th March 2023 Mining companies need to approach environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles on a truth and reconciliation footing and be honest about... →
Platinum group metals can add million South African jobs plus R8-trillion to economy
By: Martin Creamer 28th March 2023 Collaborative marketing of platinum group metals (PGMs) has the potential to add a million more South African jobs and contribute R8-trillion more... →
Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) – Q4:2022
28th March 2023 Total employment increased by 48 000 or 0,5% quarter-on-quarter, from 9 920 000 in September 2022 to 9 968 000 in December 2022. This was largely... →
South Africa will overcome its rail and electricity problems, Menar MD predicts
By: Martin Creamer 27th March 2023 At the end of the day, South Africa will overcome its rail transport and electricity availability issues, and confidence in both Transnet and Eskom... →
Anglo American must stop its unlawful migration process of moving mine health & safety at ACT (MHSA) to Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA)
27th March 2023 The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) condemns in strongest terms the unlawful migration from Mine Health & Safety Act to Occupational Health and... →
Blow for ANC-backing, Russian oligarch-linked mining firm in R350m Sars battle
By: News24Wire 27th March 2023 African National Congress donor United Manganese of the Kalahari, which is linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, has been dealt... →
