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Beneficiation of waste planned by Northern Cape manganese miner 
By: Martin Creamer 7th July 2023 Steps being taken to add value to manganese waste placed on tailings dams may result in an announcement early in the New Year regarding the turning... →
The poor bear the brunt of illegal mining while the powerful escape
7th July 2023 The deaths and injuries caused by a gas leak at the Angelo informal settlement on the East Rand are a powerful reminder of the cost of illegal... →
GOOD calls for the end of organised criminal activity and illegal mining
7th July 2023 Our country is under siege by illegal miner. It is time for action not just promises. GOOD is calling for a focus on how abandoned mines are... →
Anti-apartheid heroine Blanche La Guma dies at the age of 95
By: News24Wire 6th July 2023 One of Cape Town's underrated struggle veterans, anti-apartheid heroine Blanche la Guma, has died. Dean of St George's Cathedral in Cape Town,... →
Water power in underground mining has gone mainstream, says HPE
By: Martin Creamer 6th July 2023 The long-standing use of water to cool underground mines is increasingly providing the opportunity to apply the free water pressure head that this... →
Winburg /Makeleketla drenched in sewage
3rd July 2023 It is absolutely devastating to see how the community of Masilonyana Local Municipality living in worse conditions than ever before. Sewage is seen... →
Junior exploration ‘absolutely critical’, Barrick’s Bristow tells London Indaba
By: Martin Creamer 27th June 2023 Junior exploration is an “absolutely critical” component of a sustainable mining industry, and “it is something that we neglect”, Barrick president... →
Being a revolutionary/pursuing an emancipatory path in period of negotiations: Part five
By: Raymond Suttner 19th June 2023 The period of negotiations was one way - one cannot say that there was any single way - of playing out a revolutionary role. Some would see it as... →
