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The United States is still very much in the race for lithium deposits in Africa and South America, but China has jumped ahead.

André Pienaar – Founder and CEO at C5 Capital on how the Scorpions came into being, nuclears future in SA and the US, and how to solve SAs energy crisis.

Continuing a spate of new global enrolments the World Coal Association WCA has welcomed South African mining investor Menar to its roster of progressive coal members

Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) (https://www.AfricaFC.org/), the leading infrastructure solutions provider in Africa, and Xcalibur Multiphysics, the worldwide leader in airborne geophysics, have announced their intention to partner on mapping, developing and co-financing natural resource projects

The presidents state of the nation address comes amid crippling blackouts, said to be costing the economy R1 billion per day.

Although brands and consumers will continue to evolve and adapt in a world where markets are undergoing rapid change and innovation, it is not enough to simply partake in influencer marketing.

Government is determined to remove all impediments to sustained growth in mining, and it wants to private sector to pitch in.

Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) today reported 883,400 ounces in fourth quarter platinum group metal (PGM) sales – a 31% year-on-year decline that is characteristic of a difficult 2022 for the Anglo American company.

Although brands and consumers will continue to evolve and adapt in a world where markets are undergoing rapid change and innovation, it is not enough to simply partake in influencer marketing.

The Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, highlighted the severe impact of load shedding on the economy.