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Botswana to be part of MI Virtual Botswana will be represented at the upcoming Mining Indaba Virtual event with President Mokgweetsi Masisi set to deliver his presidential keynote address. At this stage four countries – including Botswana – will be represented at the virtual conference. Presidents from South Africa, Sierra Leone and the DRC have been confirmed for Mining Indaba Virtual. The virtual event is scheduled to take place on 2-3 February 2021. The mining sector continues to be seen...

Mining Indaba Virtual 2021 In a celebration of the African mining sector, Mining Indaba returns for 2021 in a virtual format to bring together visionaries and innovators from across the country     Mining Indaba is the world’s largest mining investment event, with a long, distinguished history in Africa’s business calendar and a truly global audience from Australia and South Asia to Europe and North America. It attracts junior, mid-tier and major mining companies, investors, the largest...

This story was first published in  New Frame. Our music is contributive rather than competitive,” the great, late pianist Horace Tapscott said, speaking about the Black community arts movement of south Los Angeles. This forms the core sentiment behind Indaba Is, which is curated by artists Thandi Ntuli and Siyabonga Mthembu and brings together some of the brightest minds and talents in the South African music landscape. The eight-track album is scheduled for release at the end of January by...

Stories about Ane Crabtree including an interview with the American costume designer and visual artist about her work on The Handmaid's Tale.

Health department lambasted for lack of preparedness for Covid-19 second wave By Sakhile Ndlazi Share Pretoria - The Department of Health was yesterday criticised by medical stakeholders who pulled no punches for their lack of preparedness for the second wave. The gloves of various health experts and unions had already been off against the department long before the Steve Biko Academic Hospital saga - from the sacking of 983 newly-qualified nurses without any notice, to inadequate beds, wards a...

WITH Mzansi facing the second wave of Covid-19, many hospitals in Gauteng are overwhelmed.

Virtual event. Ramaphosa joins DRC President Félix Tshisekedi and Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio. Mining Indaba Virtual is scheduled to take place on 2-3 February 2021. All three heads of state have previously appeared at the in-person event which was held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). Ramaphosa made history when he became the first South Africa President to attend the conference in 2019. Tshisekedi and Bio were present at the 2020 conference. Ten months a...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for tougher legislation and community mobilisation against the abuse of alcohol. In the African National Congress's (ANC's) annual 8 January statement to celebrate the party's 109 birthday held virtually, the president said temporary restrictions that were placed on the availability of alcohol under the state of disaster regulations demonstrated the extent to which abuse of alcohol fuels violence, trauma and reckless behaviour and places a burd...

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GCIS Government has called on interfaith leaders for support in the process. This as government prepares to rollout vaccines as early as February. President Cyril Ramaphosa is working in earnest to secure the buy-in of interfaith and religious leaders in governments rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine.  The President met with religious leaders on Sunday night following a meeting of the Presidential Coordinating Council and Cabinet.  Speaking to News24, Mary Kluk, President of the South African B...