Who regulates mining in South Africa
The department, the five laws that do the work, Section 54 stoppages, the environmental and water regulators, the money side and the industry's own codes: the…
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One of the world's great mining industries in one of its driest regions: where the water goes, mines with too little and too much, acid mine drainage, tailings, and the…
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The department, the five laws that do the work, Section 54 stoppages, the environmental and water regulators, the money side and the industry's own codes: the…
Who owns the minerals, the three authorisations that matter, the cadastre fix, community consent and the Mining Charter: South Africa's mining licence system in plain terms.
From Mapungubwe's gold and Kimberley's diamonds to the Rand, the 1970 gold peak and the MPRDA: how mining built South Africa, and what that history leaves…
One power station closed, three extended to 2030, and record export trains. How long the coal money keeps flowing, what the just transition is actually delivering,…
Ten million miners, 90 percent of Africa's mining workforce, and in Ghana more than half the gold. What ASM is, what galamsey is not, and why…
Makabingui gold project in Senegal has acquired additional funding and attracts considerable interest.
At last, South Africa is moving forward on the mining modernisation front, which has previously been contested by various parties.
In the African mining industry, performing well in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) is now an essential.
Mining is an inherently risky business. Mining companies grapple with everything from miner safety to a changing political landscape throughout the life of mine.
Since the 19th Century, mining has been a central pillar underpinning South Africa's economy.
Makabingui gold project in Senegal has acquired additional funding and attracts considerable interest.