While the Mining Indaba, currently under way in Cape Town, South Africa has highlighted the role of women in the mining industry, Gold Fields chairwoman Mamphela Ramphele has called for sustainable mining and for the traditional way of mining in the country to be done away with.
Gold Fields Chair Mamphela Ramphele has described the Marikana massacre and the violent farmworkers' strike as symptoms of government's failures. ... see more »
Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu, is trying to increase investor confidence in the mining industry. She has told the Mining Indaba in Cape ... see more »
Susan Shabangu, South Africa's minister of mineral resources, chose to highlight the role of women in the mining industry in her keynote address at the 2013 Investing in African… Read more »
The state of South Africa's economy and the implementation of the country's National Development Plan will top the agenda at the special four-day Cabinet meeting which began in… Read more »
VEDANTA Resources, which has operations in Zambia through Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), will use this week's Mining Indaba in Cape Town, to showcase recent developments within its… Read more »
The government of South Africa is committed to creating a thriving and successful mining industry, the Minister of Mineral Resources Susan Shabangu said yesterday. Read more »
South Africans are an argumentative lot - and the country's problems become amplified simply because we shout past each other, National Planning Minister Trevor Manuel told… Read more »
The government is ready to work with mining to build a South African industry that is "resurgent, resilient and able to function successfully to its full potential," Mineral… Read more »
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