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World’s rapid rate of change resulting in profound business disruptions, says Anglo CEO 
By: Martin Creamer 9th December 2022 The world changing at a rapid rate has resulted in profound disruptions to the business of Anglo American, CEO Duncan Wanblad told analysts and investors on Friday. Speaking during an update presentation covered by Mining Weekly, Wanblad said the London- and Johannesburg-listed diversified mining... →
On-The-Air (09/12/2022)
By: Martin Creamer 9th December 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses green hydrogen projects and flat-steel investment. →
Coega Green Ammonia, green hydrogen, flat-steel investment make headlines
9th December 2022 Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the Coega Green Ammonia project receiving government support to fast-track development; Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande urging collaboration in green hydrogen; and South Africa’s first flat-steel investment in decades,... →
Magazine round up | 09 December 2022
9th December 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
Resources Watch
7th December 2022 This week: South African green hydrogen technology wins top global recognition and, Australia’s platinum pioneer highlighting greenness, mulling smelterless tech →
Exploration drilling gaining momentum at Southern Palladium’s Bengwenyama project
By: Martin Creamer 5th December 2022 Exploration drilling is gaining momentum at Southern Palladium’s Bengwenyama platinum group metals project, a large, shallow exploration opportunity on the eastern limb of South Africa’s Bushveld Complex. One specific borehole into upper group two (UG2) reef recorded an impressive 800 centimetre... →
Renewables deal indicative of South Africans making positive difference, says Seriti Green
By: Martin Creamer 2nd December 2022 The big renewables deal undertaken by Seriti is indicative of just how passionate South Africans are to make a positive difference for the benefit of future generations, said new Seriti Green CEO Peter Venn of the multi-gigawatt deal that is poised to lighten South Africa’s loadshedding burden... →
On-The-Air (02/12/2022)
2nd December 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses popular renewables and green hydrogen investment, tech →
Seriti, green hydrogen investment and tech make headlines
2nd December 2022 Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses Seriti Resources acquiring 100% of Windlab South Africa, H2Global's call for rapid green hydrogen investment; and the South African green hydrogen technology which won top global recognition in Monaco. →
Magazine round up | 02 December 2022
2nd December 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
South African green hydrogen technology wins top global recognition
By: Martin Creamer 1st December 2022 Proudly South African hydrogen technology, which has the potential to slash the cost of green hydrogen, has just won top recognition in Monaco at the principality's inaugural hydrogen forum. The homegrown divergent electrode flow through (DEFT ™) technology, which is already a recipient of South... →
Resources Watch
30th November 2022 This week: Sedibelo Platinum will now have wind power as well as solar and smelterless technology; Platinum moving into meaningful deficit amid emergent source of new end-demand; and, New implements to complement tailings testing portfolio →
Australia’s platinum pioneer highlighting greenness, mulling smelterless tech
By: Martin Creamer 29th November 2022 Australia’s platinum group metals (PGMs) pioneer, Podium Minerals, is evaluating the cleanest and greenest mining and processing options that include the possibility of circumventing the need for smelting. The Australian Stock Exchange-listed exploration and resources development company, which... →
South Africa’s mining market is dynamic and fast-moving, Siemens Large Drives finds
By: Martin Creamer 25th November 2022 South Africa is a super dynamic and super fast-moving market, says Siemens Large Drives global solutions head Oliver Beck, who has just completed a week of discussions with customers to highlight sustainability solutions for mining. From his perspective, South African mining economy is at the... →
On-The-Air (25/11/2022)
By: Martin Creamer 25th November 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses a R1bn fuel cell factory, platinum shortage and South Africa's crime crisis. →
Crime, platinum demand, R1bn fuel cell factory make headlines
25th November 2022 Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the country’s economic/crime paradox that was highlighted at a recent Anglo American meeting; new green hydrogen end-demand pushing platinum into a meaningful deficit; and the development of the R1-billion fuel cell factory which could break ground... →
Magazine round up | 25 November 2022
25th November 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
New implements to complement tailings testing portfolio
By: Halima Frost 25th November 2022 Civil and mining geotechnical service provider GeoGroup has received the first of three new geotechnical surveying implements, which the company has commissioned to complement its range of tailings monitoring equipment. GeoGroup operations director Grant Rijsmus points out that, of the projects... →
Platinum moving into meaningful deficit amid emergent source of new end-demand
By: Martin Creamer 22nd November 2022 Platinum is moving into meaningful deficit amid an emergent source of new end-demand in the form of green hydrogen. The 2022 surplus of 804 000 oz is projected to move into a deficit of 303 000 oz in 2023, according to the Platinum Quarterly of the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC) for the... →
Sedibelo Platinum will now have wind power as well as solar and smelterless technology
By: Martin Creamer 18th November 2022 Latest news from Sedibelo Platinum Mines in North West province is that the company’s Pilanesberg platinum mines situated in the Bushveld Complex, 207 km west of Johannesburg, will not only have abundant solar power on site plus a world-first smelterless processing technology that consumes 82% –... →
On-The-Air (18/11/2022)
By: Martin Creamer 18th November 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses green energy and a new underground diamond mine in Limpopo. →
Green energy, Venetia's underground project make headlines
18th November 2022 Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the Motsepe Foundation's $2-million Green Energy competition; Palabora’s partnership with Mzansi energy to develop a solar PV plant with an energy storage system; and Venetia's underground project which is hoping for first production next year. →
Magazine round up | 18 November 2022
18th November 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
It’s been a great year for Menar, says chair Mpumelelo Mkhabela
By: Martin Creamer 11th November 2022 Despite its many challenges, 2022 has been a very successful year for the Menar group of companies. “We increased production at our operations, maintained our solid safety record, and made good headway in the development of our new projects,” Menar chairperson Dr Mpumelelo Mkhabela told Mining... →
On-The-Air (11/11/2022)
By: Martin Creamer 11th November 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses green hydrogen and South Africa’s coal transition. →
Mineral licences, coal transition, Namibia's EIB funding make headlines
11th November 2022 Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the backlog of mineral licences being cut by almost 45%; the recent Mistra policy paper which argues that as South Africa moves away from coal, investment will be needed, not only for renewables, but also for coal communities; and Namibia's green... →
Magazine round up | 11 November 2022
11th November 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
Strategically located Congo has raw materials required to become leading fertiliser hub
By: Martin Creamer 10th November 2022 Strategically located Republic of Congo, which is endowed with the key required raw materials, is poised to be a world leader in fertiliser production. This is the view of Stéphane Rigny, the executive chairperson of Kanga Potash, which has received its licence to mine and produce potash in the... →
Resources Watch
8th November 2022 This week: Anglo updates on decarbonisation, biodiversity, responsible mining; and, new Jupiter CEO says Northern Cape’s manganese mine ‘up there with best of them’ →
On-The-Air (04/11/2022)
By: Martin Creamer 4th November 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses a hydrogen economy, Anglo’s hydrogen truck, SA’s full energy independence →
Hydrogen economy, green electron and molecule energy transition make headlines
4th November 2022 Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses Anglo American Platinum's maiden climate change report; Anglo’s green hydrogen truck trials; and consensus that a green electron and green molecule energy transition is tailor-made for South Africa. →
Magazine round up | 04 November 2022
4th November 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
Northern Cape’s Tshipi manganese mine ‘up there with best of them’, says new Jupiter CEO
By: Martin Creamer 2nd November 2022 The Northern Cape’s Tshipi Borwa manganese mine is “up there with the best of them”, says new Jupiter Mines CEO Brad Rogers, who has seen his fair share of mines around world as the former head of a company with more than 50 mining and industrial sites in Australia and Indonesia. Rogers has been... →
Anglo updates on decarbonisation, biodiversity, responsible mining
By: Martin Creamer 31st October 2022 Decarbonisation, net positive biodiversity, and progress towards assuring all operations against recognised responsible mining standards are addressed in Anglo American’s twice-yearly sustainability performance update, which was presented on Monday. Recognising that many of the metals and... →
On-The-Air (28/10/2022)
By: Martin Creamer 28th October 2022 This week Martin Creamer discusses the IDC's funding of a Northern Cape copper mining project; green hydrogen's role in South Africa's economic recovery plan; and the US green hydrogen market potential →
Orion Minerals, green hydrogen and fuel cells make headlines
By: Creamer Media Reporter 28th October 2022 This week, Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the funding milestone achieved by mine development company Orion Minerals; the Department of Science and Innovation's suggestion that South Africa should make green hydrogen part of its Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan; and US... →
Magazine round up | 28 October 2022
28th October 2022 A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. →
New start-up intent on improving pit-to-port turnaround times
By: Martin Creamer 27th October 2022 Three women who have been in logistics collectively for more than 30 years have formed a company intent on helping to smooth out rail and port logistics in the Southern African region. The three are Nosipho Damasane, Nyameka Madikizela and Ncumisa Dube, who have formed Indlela Connections. (Also... →
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