Chrome
Chrome
Coal sector leads the way in safety
0 COMMENTS
South Africa’s mining industry last year claimed 288 lives.
By: Zonika Botha
6th October 2003
Chrome
. . . but new laws could have negative effect
0 COMMENTS
The world’s largest diversified miner, BHP Billiton, said
that while it was looking for ‘creative’ ways to bring
on board a black economic empowerment (BEE) partner for its chrome
operation in South Africa, it was also wary of...
3rd October 2003
Chrome
SA could benefit from robust ferrochrome market . . .
0 COMMENTS
South Africa dominates the world’s prime ferrochrome sector
and will subsequently have the major share of any future expansions
undertaken by the world’s second-largest ferrochrome
producer, BHP Billiton.
By: Zonika Botha
3rd October 2003
Chrome
Safety scorecard
0 COMMENTS
South Africa’s mining industry last year claimed 288 lives.
And, while all accept that mining is, by its very nature, a
hazardous profession, work-related deaths remain a serious blemish
on its reputation.
By: Zonika Botha
3rd October 2003
Chrome
BHP Billiton wary about impact of SA’s new laws
0 COMMENTS
The world’s largest diversified miner, BHP Billiton, said
that while it was looking for ‘creative’ ways to bring
on board a black economic empowerment (BEE) partner for its chrome
operation in South Africa, it was also wary of...
26th September 2003
Chrome
Mining-for-development action plan
0 COMMENTS
THE Northern Cape Government and six of the province’s mining
companies, known collectively as the Northern Cape Mine
Manager’s Association (NCMMA) have forged a
public–private partnership to translate and implement the
Mining...
By: Jill Stanford
5th September 2003
Chrome
Samancor eyes Oz to replace output
0 COMMENTS
South Africa's major ferro-alloys producer Samancor may pull
silicomanganese production from one of its smelters in Australia to
replace lost output at its fire-damaged Metalloys plant in South
Africa, a spokesperson said.
28th August 2003
Chrome
Lwala chrome-mine enviro study moves ahead
0 COMMENTS
The draft environmental-impact report (EIR), to develop an
environmental management programme report for Samancor
Chrome’s proposed Lwala development, will be available for
public comment later this month.
7th August 2003
Topics in these articles
| City | Company | Continent | Country |
| Industry Term | Medical Condition | Organisation | Person |
Adequate Safety Systems Gas Explosions Mining Rudimentary Equipment Trackless Machinery Transport Country’s Mining Industry Imminent Mining Legislation Law-making Stainless Steel Materials Steel Country’s Energy Reform Electricity Electricity Costs Energy Energy Efficiency Programmes Energy EfficiencynProgrammes Energy Reform Ferrochrome Producer Food Oil Province’s Mining Ferro-alloys Producer Steel Industry Proposed Mine Site Underground Mining |
Published Medium | Facility | Natural Feature | Product |
Advertisement
Chrome Multimedia
Samancor Chrome unveils long-term Esop
Miners should position themselves for even bigger China resources assault
State, Limpopo miners sign water-scheme agreement
More chrome could leave South Africa unbeneficated because of power
Power crisis won’t hinder Dilokong chrome expansion, says COO
Eyebrows go up as Arm pays maiden dividend, plans big capex roll-out
Samancor Chrome unveils long-term Esop 
Miners should position themselves for even...
State, Limpopo miners sign water-scheme agreement
More chrome could leave South Africa...
Power crisis won’t hinder Dilokong chrome...
Eyebrows go up as Arm pays maiden dividend,...
Advertisement
_2.gif)
