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Chief Inspector of Mines David Msiza
Covid prevention a must at mines – gazette
20th May 2020 By: Martin Creamer

Covid-19 prevention, mitigation and management programmes must be established at mines using the guideline gazetted by Chief Inspector of Mines David Msiza on Tuesday. The gazette notice states... 


Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe
Mandatory code of Covid mining practice gazetted
19th May 2020 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa's guidelines for a mandatory Code of Practice (COP) to mitigate and manage the Covid-19 pandemic in the mining industry have been gazetted. Failure by employers to prepare and... 


Council increases mapping to drive South Africa's exploration attractiveness
12th May 2020 By: Donna Slater

As part of government’s response to keep the South African economy afloat during the outbreak of Covid-19 and beyond, the Council for Geosciences (CGS) has been mandated to increase its... 


Minerals Council South Africa building in central Johannesburg.
Judgment reserved at Mining Charter review hearing
7th May 2020 By: Martin Creamer

A full bench has heard the application for a judicial review of certain aspects of the Mining Charter gazetted in September 2018. Judge President Mlambo, judges Vally and  Van Der Schyff reserved... 


Mineworkers with personal protective equipment.
Morale high as Covid-masked South African miners get back to work
28th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

Morale is reportedly high as Covid-masked and physically distanced South African mineworkers get back to mining underground for companies that have gone the extra mile to ensure that they have been... 


Openast mines like this one may return to 100% production capacity.
Opencast mines may return to 100% of capacity from May 1 – Patel
27th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

Opencast mines are permitted to return in phases to 100% operation from May 1 but underground mines must continue at 50% of production capacity, Trade and Industry Minister Ebrahim Patel said on... 


ICMM CEO Tom Butler
Learning curve still too steep to define ‘best practice’ mining response
27th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

The rapidly evolving Covid-19 crisis learning curve is still too steep to conclusively define what a ‘best practice’ response looks like from the mining industry, says the International Council on... 


Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe.
Firm directive to ensure safe mining resumption
23rd April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) on Thursday issued a firm directive to all mining operations to ensure safe start-up procedures as the sector prepares to ramp up to 50% of... 


Impala Platinum Rustenburg CE Mark Munroe
Impala CE granted bail after appearance on Covid-19 charge
17th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

The arrest of the chief executive of Implats' Implala Platinum Rustenburg mining operations was on Friday welcomed by the Mineral Resources and Energy Parliamentary chairperson Sahlulele Luzipo,... 


Minerals Council CEO Roger Baxter
Minerals Council welcomes revised Covid-19 regulations
16th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

The Minerals Council South Africa on Thursday welcomed the amendments to the Disaster Management Act regulations as they pertain to mining. These regulations allow a phase-up in mining capacity to... 


Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Matashe during virtual media conference.
Mining may resume at 50% capacity – Minister
16th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

All mining operations, excluding collieries supplying Eskom which have been permitted to operate at full capacity throughout national lockdown, may now resume at 50% capacity during the remaining... 


Too early to comment on when mining will resume – Minerals Council
9th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

Comment on when mining industry operations will resume is premature but what is certain is that when resumption does occur, it will not be business as usual, Minerals Council South Africa said on... 


Sim Tshabalala
Standard Bank meeting all capital and liquidity requirements
1st April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

Capital and liquidity requirements across all the markets in which it operates are continuing to be met, Standard Bank Group FD Dr Arno Daehnke said during an investor call. Daehnke disclosed that... 


Mining could be enormous post-virus stabiliser – Minerals Council
29th March 2020 By: Martin Creamer

The mining industry could be an enormous asset in stabilising and growing the economy post the coronavirus crisis – but the right economic and regulatory circumstances would have to prevail,... 


Call made for accelerated exploration to build critical-minerals pipeline
Call made for accelerated exploration to build critical-minerals pipeline
14th February 2020 By: Tracy Hancock

Amid growing demand for critical minerals globally on the back of increased production of the technologies needed to realise a low-carbon future, North America’s policies and regulations are said... 


SOLD
Much of Nokeng’s first year of production has already been sold, mostly into the US and European markets,
New fluorspar mine provides opportunity for downstream beneficiation
13th December 2019

Mining company SepFluor’s R1.7-billion Nokeng fluorspar mine and plant at Rust de Winter, north east of Pretoria, was officially opened on August 1, as previously reported by Mining Weekly Online.... 


Company advances programmes to upgrade Ashram’s fluorspar
13th December 2019

Canadian listed exploration and development company Commerce Resources Corporation last month provided an update on its metallurgical programmes which are focused on upgrading the Ashram Deposit... 


S Africa has large deposits of fluorspar
13th December 2019 By: Khutso Maphatsoe

The largest fluorspar deposits in South Africa are located in the Bushveld Complex, although there are also deposits in the Malmani subgroup of the Transvaal Super Group, notes law firm Eversheds... 


Charles Mostert (right) interviewed by Martin Creamer.
Solar reducing electricity costs, lowering diesel use
20th November 2019 By: Martin Creamer

Solar power is playing a major role in reducing daytime electricity bills and lowering diesel use in off-grid diesel consuming areas, says SunRanch.Solar, whose clients are benefiting from below... 


Barbara Creecy
Biodiversity, climate everyone’s issues – Environment Minister
8th October 2019 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa is one of the world’s top three mega biodiverse nations along with Brazil and Indonesia, said Environment Forestry and Fisheries Minister Barbara Creecy in her address to the... 


Fiona Perrot-Humphrey, Sandy McGregor and Myuran Rajaratnam
Investment in climate-positive companies growing – Joburg Indaba
7th October 2019 By: Martin Creamer

Asset managers globally have become the lightning rod of populist views in Western countries, with the conversation now dominated by climate-change issues within the environmental, social and... 


Nicky Oppenheimer
Environment government’s most important Ministry – Oppenheimer
4th October 2019 By: Martin Creamer

The Environment Ministry is the most important ministry in the government, former mining luminary Nicky Oppenheimer said at this week’s tenth Oppenheimer Research Conference. “Environment is at the... 


Minerals Council South Africa president Mxolisi Mgojo.
New technologies can make mining safer, sunrise industry – Mgojo
2nd October 2019 By: Martin Creamer

The utilisation of new technologies could make mining a sunrise industry while simultaneously addressing safety and health issues, Minerals Council South Africa president Mxolisi Mgojo said on... 


SOLVING A WORLDWIDE PROBLEM Hudaco executive director Louis Meiring (left) and Commercial ICT MD Brad Morein in futuristic demonstration room.
Proudly South African anti-cable theft technology already deployed on 12 sites
30th September 2019 By: Martin Creamer

It has been said that entering the Elvey Security Technologies headquarters in the Greenstone Hill Office Park, in Modderfontein, Edenvale, is like boarding USS Enterprise on a Star Trek movie set.... 


Investing in African Mining Indaba.
First glimpse into Mining Indaba 2020 programme
26th September 2019 By: Martin Creamer

The twenty-sixth Investing in African Mining Indaba – scheduled to take place in Cape Town from February 3 to 6 next year – will offer delegates new insight into issues facing Africa’s resources... 


FRED CAWOOD
Sensors will take our jobs if we don’t stay relevant
Da Vinci model required for mining in Industry 4.0 – Cawood
16th August 2019 By: Darren Parker

The global push for ever-increasing technological advancement in the mining industry means that it needs to readdress the way it builds and sources competencies, with a focus on breaking down... 


Resources Watch
Resources Watch
8th August 2019

Full commercial production from newly opened Nokeng expected later this month; And, Platinum 3D printing to be first project of new Platinum Valley SEZ 


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