Thuthula Balfour-Kaipa
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HEALTH & SAFETY
New initiative aiming for 50% decrease in new TB, HIV infections in Southern Africa by 2015
A collaboration between the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the World Bank, nongovernmental organisation (NGO) the International Organisation for Migration, and NGO Stop TB Partnership will soon see the roll-out of an ambitious...By: Natalie Greve
16th March 2012
Health & Safety
Health in mining remains a concern for industry
The prevalence of occupational health ailments, such as silicosis, coal worker's pneumoconiosis lung disease, occupational tuberculosis (TB) and noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL), among miners undertaking prolonged mine-work, remains a significant...By: Natasha Odendaal
8th July 2011
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
SA mining health compensation seen as complex, overlapping
Besides having significant monetary and safety challenges, the mining industry is also faced with the challenge of regulated health compensation issues. Compensation anomalies relating to health issues, such as silicosis and noise-induced hearing...By: Megan Wait
30th July 2010
Legislative Environment
Statutory mining health compensation seen as complex, overlapping
Besides having significant monetary and safety challenges, the mining industry is also faced with the challenge of regulated health compensation issues. Compensation anomalies relating to health issues such as silicosis and noise-induced hearing...
By: Megan Wait
30th July 2010
HEALTH & SAFETY
Mining majors taking steps to achieve 2013 health and safety milestones
Steps towards improving south Africa’s dismal mine health and safety record have been taken by mining majors looking towards best practice principles to improve safety records.By: Jonathan Faurie
22nd May 2009
Health & Safety
HIV/Aids still a major challenge in SA mining
A key challenge in the area of health within the context of the South African mining industry remains the issue of HIV/Aids, says South Africa’s Chamber of Mines health advisor Dr Thuthula Balfour-Kaipa.By: Darren Parker
15th May 2009
HEALTH & SAFETY
Mining houses placing more emphasis on safety than on health, laments Gold Fields’ Vishnu Pillay
The Chamber of Mines (CoM), in conjunction with Gold Fields’ South Deep mine recently presented the performance results of a dust suppression fogging system for eliminating silica dust in some underground mining areas.By: Loni Prinsloo
8th May 2009
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